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unflowery

unflowery adjective: not flowery; simple, direct, and possibly austere.

Adjective

unflowery (comparative more unflowery, superlative most unflowery)

  1. Not flowery; simple, direct, and possibly austere.
  2. Not bearing a flowery motif.
    • an unflowery dress

Forms of unflowery

comparativemore unflowery
superlativemost unflowery

Origin of unflowery

From un- + flowery.

Questions about unflowery

What does unflowery mean?
Unflowery means not flowery; simple, direct, and possibly austere.
What part of speech is unflowery?
Unflowery is an adjective.

Words near unflowery in the dictionary

  1. unflowed
  2. unflower
  3. unflowered
  4. unflowering
  5. unflowers
  6. unflowery
  7. unflowing
  8. unflown
  9. unfloxed
  10. unfluctuating
  11. unflued

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