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Comparative for highly ornate and extravagant in style
Comparative for detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements
Comparative for involving the use of exaggerated or flowery writing or language
Comparative for ridiculously excessive in degree, amount or level
Comparative for highly ornamental or imaginative in design
Comparative for very severe or serious
Comparative for having a strange, curious or mysterious nature
Comparative for magnificently impressive in nature
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Adjective
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Comparative for highly ornate and extravagant in style
showier
fancier
fussier
busier
richer
flowerier
lavisher
bizarrer
grotesquer
flashier
gaudier
glitzier
splashier
brighter
louder
jazzier
posher
glossier
finer
swanker
camper
merrier
plusher
artier
sportier
vivider
brasher
classier
swisher
spiffier
extremer
swankier
snazzier
ritzier
cushier
frillier
tawdrier
higher-quality
lusher
splendider
prettier
superber
chicer
grander
plushier
more elaborate
more ostentatious
more ornate
more decorated
more flamboyant
more florid
more extravagant
more embellished
more elegant
more decorative
more ornamental
more exaggerated
more bedecked
more overelaborate
more gilt
more wedding-cake
more over-elaborate
more adorned
more glamorous
more resplendent
more sumptuous
more brilliant
more dazzling
more flash
more detailed
more luscious
more overwrought
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more colorful
US
more lurid
more colourful
UK
more pretentious
more over the top
more luxuriant
more chichi
more intricate
more aureate
more beautiful
more whimsical
more complicated
more complex
more flaunting
more colored
US
more variegated
more coloured
UK
more magnificent
more overdone
more theatrical
more luxurious
more sophisticated
more garish
more peacockish
more outrageous
more dashing
more exciting
more flaming
more overblown
more convoluted
more impressive
more overstated
more grandiose
more skillful
US
more skilful
UK
more fun
more swashbuckling
more vibrant
more striking
more deluxe
more bombastic
more quality
more towering
more select
more devilish
more special
more fanciful
more unusual
more fancible
more highfalutin
more high-class
more eye-catching
more meretricious
more fancy-pants
more opulent
more enhanced
more figured
more marked
more improved
more cosmetic
more attractive
more exquisite
more stylish
more luxury
more upmarket
more nonfunctional
more Lucullan
more valuable
more gorgeous
more expensive
more precious
more arty-crafty
more tessellated
more decked
more trimmed
more psychedelic
more crimped
more floral
more watered
more ❯
“Way beyond merely luxurious, the
baroque
decor is jaw-droppingly ostentatious.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements
knottier
difficulter
harder
obscurer
fancier
thornier
mazier
fiddlier
abstruser
trickier
denser
tougher
subtler
plottier
cleverer
gimmickier
newer
unclearer
deeper
darker
stranger
murkier
seriouser
awkwarder
spinier
gnarlier
unwieldier
lengthier
messier
weightier
odder
weirder
uncannier
heavier
hairier
hazier
funnier
fuller
minuter
obliquer
vaguer
more complex
more complicated
more involved
more intricate
more elaborate
more convoluted
more labyrinthine
more sophisticated
more involute
more labyrinthian
more byzantine
more daedal
more complicate
more tortuous
more confused
more Byzantine
more baffling
more Gordian
more confusing
more perplexing
more puzzling
more bewildering
more entangled
more detailed
more Daedalian
more unfathomable
more winding
more jumbled
more serpentine
more mystifying
more troublesome
more devious
more circuitous
more problematical
more twisted
more cumbersome
more cryptic
more muddled
more inscrutable
more undecipherable
more enigmatic
more multifaceted
more knotted
more mixed
more recondite
more drawn-out
more long-drawn-out
more taxing
more unanswerable
more insoluble
more arduous
more advanced
more formidable
more delicate
more long-winded
more refined
more sinuous
more ornate
more heterogeneous
more nuanced
more multifarious
more variegated
more labyrinthic
more mazelike
more incomprehensible
more mysterious
more inexplicable
more mind-bending
more ambiguous
more esoteric
more abstract
more unaccountable
more disconcerting
more unintelligible
more fathomless
more chaotic
more profound
more mind-boggling
more mystical
more misleading
more worrying
more opaque
more challenging
more enigmatical
more thought-provoking
more unsolvable
more roundabout
more layered
more inordinate
more inconsistent
more contradictory
more surprising
more meticulous
more astonishing
more verbose
more state-of-the-art
more hidden
more insolvable
more unsettling
more peculiar
more thorough
more unintuitive
more disorganized
US
more manifold
more painstaking
more mistakable
more muddlesome
more daunting
more operose
more demanding
more strenuous
more extensive
more particular
more disordered
more varied
more ticklish
more laboured
UK
more exact
more precise
more careful
more skillful
US
more imposing
more circumstantial
more labored
US
more skilful
UK
more prodigious
more disorganised
UK
more kaleidoscopic
more arcane
more overdone
more overworked
more occult
more elliptical
more mystic
more nebulous
more coded
more technical
more inconceivable
more illogical
more fuliginous
more secret
more indecisive
more secretive
more incredible
more illegible
more Delphic
more far-out
more double-edged
more ❯
“It is more thoroughly plotted, however, replacing its predecessor's almost hypnotic slowness and emptiness with a
baroque
storyline driven by twist after twist.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for involving the use of exaggerated or flowery writing or language
flowerier
purpler
fussier
busier
fancier
richer
messier
untidier
windier
wordier
fulsomer
frillier
loftier
chintzier
gassier
stodgier
haughtier
stuffier
more florid
more flamboyant
more overdone
more grandiloquent
more overblown
more overwrought
more magniloquent
more bombastic
more convoluted
more orotund
more overripe
more highfalutin
more aureate
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more strained
more inflated
more pleonastic
more tumid
more turgid
more Ossianic
more high-flown
more ornate
more over-elaborate
more elaborate
more contrived
more overworked
more magnific
more sonorous
more hifalutin
more exaggerated
more embellished
more ornamental
more figurative
more pretentious
more cluttered
more decorative
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more overelaborate
more luscious
more crowded
more overstated
more verbose
more excessive
more mixed-up
more muddled
more disorderly
more declamatory
more extravagant
more swollen
more prolix
more redundant
more diffuse
more pompous
more grandiose
more affected
more stilted
more ostentatious
more sesquipedalian
more metaphorical
more superficial
more gaseous
more flatulent
more ponderous
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more histrionic
more puffed
more epic
more self-important
more literary
more poetic
more formal
more dramatic
more bookish
more ❯
“The description of the young teacher Bergoglio does not intend, in its crudeness, to artfully provoke emotions, in the manner of a
baroque
speech.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for ridiculously excessive in degree, amount or level
extremer
steeper
stiffer
lavisher
fancier
higher
wantoner
unfairer
huger
unseemlier
fulsomer
larger
immenser
greyer
UK
grayer
US
gushier
thicker
vaster
grosser
sillier
mightier
ambitiouser
bigger
bolder
lordlier
showier
grander
ballsier
wilder
more excessive
more extravagant
more inordinate
more immoderate
more undue
more exorbitant
more unconscionable
more plethoric
more intolerable
more insane
more overdue
more overextravagant
more devilish
more towering
more overweening
more unmerciful
more over the top
more unreasonable
more disproportionate
more intemperate
more unmeasurable
more outrageous
more exaggerated
more dizzying
more unwarranted
more preposterous
more enormous
more needless
more prodigal
more unrestrained
more superfluous
more unnecessary
more unrestricted
more overabundant
more wasteful
more monstrous
more unlimited
more criminal
more irrational
more ridiculous
more prohibitive
more gratuitous
more uncalled for
more uncalled-for
more egregious
more unjust
more exceeding
more unbalanced
more unacceptable
more improvident
more unmatchable
more illogical
more overblown
more inconceivable
more unthinkable
more appalling
more inflated
more dear
more redundant
more profusive
more overdone
more theatrical
more dramatic
more profligate
more punitive
more extraordinary
more boundless
more limitless
more absonant
more indulgent
more unbounded
more supernatural
more recrementitious
more stratospheric
more exacting
more self-indulgent
more extortionate
more unjustifiable
more uncurbed
more overindulgent
more unwarrantable
more supererogatory
more untempered
more unjustified
more improper
more profuse
more inappropriate
more indefensible
more groundless
more wrong
more unprovoked
more ungrounded
more inexcusable
more unforgivable
more unsuitable
more unbecoming
more unpardonable
more off
more de trop
more ill-advised
more unmerited
more massive
more grandiose
more colossal
more pompous
more pretentious
more gigantic
more imprudent
more prodigious
more epic
more humongous
more mammoth
more monumental
more undeserved
more irregular
more fantastic
more unlawful
more overgenerous
more wrongful
more bloated
more arbitrary
more unrightful
more imbalanced
more overstated
more over-elaborate
more overinflated
more unmitigated
more unrelenting
more unyielding
more ginormous
more gushing
more effusive
more fancy-pants
more unsupportable
more reasonless
more troublesome
more incredible
more overgrown
more unbridled
more outré
more abounding
more substantial
more uncontrolled
more tremendous
more stupendous
more immeasurable
more astronomical
more astronomic
more infinite
more unhampered
more ludicrous
more extensive
more thumping
more uninhibited
more mountainous
more gargantuan
more unfettered
more super-duper
more ostentatious
more imposing
more immodest
more audacious
more elaborate
more commanding
more magnificent
more impressive
more heroic
more zealous
more adventurous
more fanciful
more ❯
“Certainly, there are languages in which morphology, in particular, reaches
baroque
levels of complication.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for highly ornamental or imaginative in design
curiouser
fancier
grotesquer
more fanciful
more eccentric
more exotic
more imaginative
more ornate
more original
more creative
more extravagant
more fantastic
more gothic
more Gothic
more inventive
more picturesque
more pretentious
more arty-crafty
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very severe or serious
extremer
direr
harsher
severer
sterner
stricter
seriouser
tougher
heavier
rigider
sharper
austerer
steeper
stiffer
grosser
uncommoner
unseemlier
fancier
lavisher
sheerer
harder
rougher
crueler
bitterer
grimmer
ruggeder
stronger
greater
robuster
intenser
more radical
more excessive
more drastic
more desperate
more unbending
more uncompromising
more far-reaching
more forceful
more inordinate
more momentous
more consequential
more exaggerated
more exceptional
more immoderate
more outrageous
more substantial
more undue
more unmitigated
more unreasonable
more unrelenting
more unusual
more unyielding
more zealous
more draconian
more egregious
more exorbitant
more extravagant
more fanatical
more punishing
more punitive
more rigorous
more absolute
more devilish
more downright
more ferocious
more flagrant
more intemperate
more oppressive
more preposterous
more remarkable
more thorough
more unconscionable
more unconventional
more unmerciful
more fabulous
more improper
more imprudent
more insane
more intolerable
more irrational
more nonsensical
more overdue
more overextravagant
more overweening
more plethoric
more swingeing
more towering
more over the top
more stringent
more grievous
more onerous
more brutal
more crippling
more hardhanded
more burdensome
more trying
more excruciating
more murderous
more intractable
more relentless
more hardheaded
more headstrong
more pitiless
more inexorable
more inhuman
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a strange, curious or mysterious nature
stranger
bizarrer
weirder
grotesquer
quainter
queerer
more fantastic
more exotic
more peculiar
more outlandish
more freakish
more eccentric
more fanciful
more imaginative
more whimsical
more bizarro
more elaborate
more intricate
more ornate
more surreal
more unreal
more Kafkaesque
more romantic
more glamorous
more glamourous
more marvellous
UK
more marvelous
US
Adjective
▲
Comparative for magnificently impressive in nature
splendider
grander
richer
superber
costlier
lavisher
prouder
statelier
finer
plusher
kinglier
posher
princelier
swankier
auguster
braver
plushier
ritzier
swanker
swisher
splashier
more magnificent
more imposing
more impressive
more luxurious
more sumptuous
more dazzling
more gorgeous
more resplendent
more glorious
more ornate
more deluxe
more elegant
more expensive
more majestic
more noble
more opulent
more regal
more spectacular
more beautiful
more splendiferous
more handsome
more baronial
more epic
more gallant
more grandiose
more heroic
more heroical
more imperial
more magnific
more massive
more monumental
more royal
more splendorous
more splendrous
more magnolious
more flamboyant
more Homeric
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