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Comparative for elaborately or highly decorated in design or decoration
Comparative for showy in speech and given to using flowery or elaborate terms
Comparative for having a flamboyantly striking appearance or style
Comparative for elegant and luxurious
Comparative for adorned or applied with decorations
Comparative for highly ornamental or imaginative in design
Comparative for strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior
Comparative for very complicated or detailed
Comparative for having a strange, curious or mysterious nature
Comparative for made of lace or decorated with it
Comparative for frilly or flouncy in construction
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Adjective
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Comparative for elaborately or highly decorated in design or decoration
fussier
fancier
showier
busier
flashier
gaudier
richer
flowerier
glitzier
tawdrier
lavisher
brighter
finer
glossier
splashier
prettier
posher
bizarrer
grotesquer
plusher
dressier
minuter
daintier
classier
swisher
spiffier
extremer
swankier
snazzier
ritzier
shinier
jazzier
cushier
frillier
higher-quality
louder
vivider
brasher
more florid
more elaborate
more baroque
more ostentatious
more decorated
more embellished
more overwrought
more extravagant
more elegant
more adorned
more ornamental
more decorative
more detailed
more overelaborate
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more flamboyant
more flash
more sumptuous
more aureate
more resplendent
more beautiful
more bedecked
more meretricious
more complex
more complicated
more brilliant
more colored
US
more coloured
UK
more dazzling
more flaunting
more glamorous
more luscious
more magnificent
more opulent
more variegated
more over-elaborate
more over the top
more wedding-cake
more luxurious
more intricate
more attractive
more deluxe
more exaggerated
more delicate
more sophisticated
more gilt
more impressive
more overstated
more pretentious
more grandiose
more artistic
more garish
more skillful
US
more skilful
UK
more overdone
more meticulous
more cosmetic
more exquisite
more gleaming
more lustrous
more glittering
more tinsel
more exact
more painstaking
more nonfunctional
more quality
more towering
more select
more devilish
more special
more fanciful
more unusual
more fancible
more highfalutin
more chichi
more arty-crafty
more high-class
more fancy-pants
more figured
more marked
more colorful
US
more colourful
UK
more vibrant
more lurid
more striking
more bombastic
more tinted
more eye-catching
more luxuriant
more finished
more tessellated
more trimmed
more psychedelic
more crimped
more floral
more watered
more stained
more ❯
“Passing through the wide corridors, he couldn't help but notice the
ornate
murals on the ceiling.”
Adjective
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Comparative for showy in speech and given to using flowery or elaborate terms
flowerier
purpler
fulsomer
wordier
windier
showier
loftier
fancier
fussier
mouthier
busier
gassier
bigger
rotunder
chintzier
flashier
grander
glibber
stuffier
richer
frillier
haughtier
artier
stodgier
quainter
bolder
stagier
hammier
camper
campier
phonier
UK
schmaltzier
faker
falser
hollower
vivider
unfairer
louder
catchier
splashier
wilder
messier
untidier
stiffer
steeper
extremer
posier
taller
awkwarder
more grandiloquent
more bombastic
more florid
more highfalutin
more magniloquent
more overblown
more orotund
more pretentious
more grandiose
more turgid
more overripe
more aureate
more pompous
more overwrought
more inflated
more elaborate
more tumid
more overdone
more magnific
more affected
more hifalutin
more flamboyant
more stilted
more strained
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more convoluted
more Ossianic
more pleonastic
more metaphorical
more superficial
more verbose
more high-flown
more over-elaborate
more declamatory
more ostentatious
more sonorous
more extravagant
more eloquent
more hyperbolic
more formal
more exaggerated
more articulate
more flatulent
more effusive
more baroque
more gaseous
more silver-tongued
more overelaborate
more complicated
more pedantic
more theatrical
more swollen
more bombast
more dramatic
more scholarly
more erudite
more contrived
more embellished
more fluent
more poetic
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more overworked
more literary
more prolix
more ornamental
more figurative
more excessive
more Ciceronian
more voluble
more epideictic
more puffed
more imposing
more Demosthenean
more Demosthenic
more boastful
more tumescent
more vocal
more braggart
more la-di-da
more sesquipedalian
more bookish
more mannered
more actorly
more cluttered
more decorative
more elegant
more snobbish
more luscious
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more histrionic
more ponderous
more sententious
more epic
more redundant
more diffuse
more overheated
more wedding-cake
more portentous
more detailed
more involved
more complex
more decorated
more self-important
more heroic
more rhapsodical
more over the top
more long-winded
more lexiphanic
more cottagey
more twee
more overinflated
more discursive
more melodramatic
more elocutionary
more booming
more dignified
more solemn
more forced
more artificial
more unnatural
more overstated
more hyped
more actressy
more unreal
more comic
more meretricious
more sensational
more expressive
more immoderate
more sensationalistic
more preposterous
more overdramatic
more overemotional
more emotional
more ceremonious
more histrionical
more sentimental
more assumed
more overweening
more insincere
more bloated
more magnified
more inordinate
more undue
more sham
more bogus
more disproportionate
more spurious
more mechanical
more plastic
more farcical
more factitious
more amplified
more gushing
more needless
more unreasonable
more unnecessary
more tragic
more majestic
more impressive
more persuasive
more pontifical
more animated
more crowded
more unwarranted
more pumped up
more Daliesque
more muddled
more disorderly
more mixed-up
more far out
more unconvincing
more sensationalist
more conceited
more affectated
more fakey
more farfetched
more fantastic
more unrealistic
more spectacular
more fabulous
more stylized
more impossible
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“There was a public audience in which the abbot delivered an
ornate
speech full of classical allusions.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a flamboyantly striking appearance or style
showier
flashier
gaudier
splashier
louder
bolder
fancier
glitzier
ritzier
swankier
tawdrier
brasher
noisier
vulgarer
grabbier
kitscher
catchier
classier
jazzier
snazzier
tonier
swanker
cheaper
tackier
chintzier
trashier
naffer
brighter
kitschier
glitterier
brassier
dictier
tattier
cruder
harsher
sportier
camper
merrier
richer
plusher
violenter
wilder
sicklier
crasser
gayer
splurgier
jauntier
fussier
niftier
pizzazzier
pizazzier
commoner
cheesier
grosser
nastier
gimmickier
sleazier
pulpier
juicier
yellower
coarser
more flamboyant
more striking
more conspicuous
more garish
more brilliant
more extravagant
more noticeable
more pronounced
more prominent
more remarkable
more dramatic
more flash
more marked
more emphatic
more glaring
more tasteless
more commanding
more overdone
more meretricious
more tinsel
more bodacious
more obtrusive
more theatrical
more tinselly
more kenspeckle
more opulent
more resplendent
more overwrought
more dashing
more screaming
more peacocky
more sensational
more splendiferous
more histrionic
more eye-catching
more over-elaborate
more fancy-pants
more over the top
more ostentatious
more pretentious
more lurid
more flaunting
more glittering
more affected
more brazen
more colorful
US
more florid
more dazzling
more colourful
UK
more chichi
more blatant
more grandiose
more whimsical
more specious
more spectacular
more elaborate
more glamorous
more peacockish
more baroque
more outrageous
more exciting
more luxuriant
more flaming
more luscious
more plastic
more raffish
more artificial
more superficial
more pinchbeck
more nauseating
more unattractive
more distasteful
more bilious
more actorly
more pompous
more exhibitionistic
more fun
more fakey
more swashbuckling
more high-flown
more expensive
more rubbishy
more corny
more pulp
more clinquant
more twee
more unrefined
more inelegant
more bombastic
more cheapjack
more worthless
more offensive
more second-rate
more ridiculous
more pulpish
more graphic
more exaggerated
more rubbish
more melodramatic
more explicit
more sensationalistic
more sensationalist
more unrestrained
more overripe
more excessive
more scandalous
more frou-frou
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for elegant and luxurious
ritzier
lavisher
plusher
posher
grander
fancier
swankier
classier
swisher
plushier
richer
lusher
swanker
splendider
chicer
statelier
costlier
glitzier
finer
snazzier
choicer
smarter
trendier
showier
princelier
superber
tonier
better-appointed
sweller
dressier
spiffier
heavenlier
lovelier
auguster
splashier
flossier
comfortabler
comfier
dictier
splurgier
nattier
plummier
sprauncier
snappier
sharper
flier
sassier
kickier
prouder
courtlier
kinglier
braver
nicer
suaver
comelier
daintier
better-bred
better-dressed
greater
loftier
sublimer
wonderfuller
excellenter
fabber
lordlier
ambitiouser
queenlier
larger
powerfuller
vaster
flashier
vivider
intenser
haughtier
brighter
gaudier
portlier
sightlier
supremer
worthier
wilder
cooler
higher
longer
healthier
huger
louder
awfuller
bolder
staider
frillier
brasher
pricier
jazzier
bigger
noisier
gayer
more luxurious
more opulent
more sumptuous
more deluxe
more elegant
more upmarket
more luxury
more magnificent
more expensive
more stylish
more gorgeous
more elaborate
more grandiose
more ostentatious
more glamorous
more Lucullan
more exquisite
more glittering
more handsome
more aristocratic
more dignified
more refined
more cultivated
more overdone
more high-class
more fancy-pants
more extravagant
more fashionable
more upscale
more luxuriant
more majestic
more resplendent
more exclusive
more regal
more beautiful
more select
more pretentious
more impressive
more modish
more sophisticated
more luscious
more flash
more chichi
more imposing
more noble
more formal
more classic
more high-toned
more tasteful
more la-di-da
more spectacular
more affluent
more artistic
more indulgent
more dashing
more immoderate
more pompous
more baronial
more royal
more splendorous
more splendrous
more polished
more flamboyant
more dressed up
more excessive
more exaggerated
more valuable
more embellished
more precious
more sensuous
more over the top
more voluptuous
more upper-crust
more graceful
more dazzling
more glorious
more discerning
more splendiferous
more distinguished
more urbane
more delicate
more cultured
more aesthetic
UK
more charming
more magnific
more massive
more heroic
more epic
more heroical
more monumental
more imperial
more gallant
more decorous
more magnolious
more rare
more debonair
more genteel
more affected
more baroque
more Homeric
more esthetic
US
more stylized
more recherche
more striking
more awe-inspiring
more awesome
more marvellous
UK
more stunning
more marvelous
US
more breathtaking
more amazing
more remarkable
more extraordinary
more brilliant
more elevated
more fabulous
more wondrous
more staggering
more sensational
more astonishing
more astounding
more stupendous
more commanding
more outstanding
more illustrious
more dramatic
more tremendous
more terrific
more incredible
more fantastic
more prodigious
more mind-blowing
more towering
more overwhelming
more eminent
more formidable
more jaw-dropping
more smashing
more phenomenal
more statuesque
more amazeballs
more portentous
more eye-catching
more solemn
more mind-boggling
more divine
more unreal
more miraculous
more unbelievable
more ominous
more eye-opening
more eye-popping
more considerable
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more transcendent
more renowned
more exciting
more Olympian
more radiant
more sovereign
more prodigal
more moving
more sybaritic
more epicurean
more sensual
more theatrical
more surprising
more colorful
US
more colourful
UK
more humbling
more fantastical
more colossal
more picturesque
more splendent
more magisterial
more ceremonious
more slap-up
more legendary
more notable
more large-scale
more classical
more resounding
more rarefied
more godlike
more penetrating
more absorbing
more high-flown
more authoritative
more ultra
more dear
more profuse
more unfathomable
more startling
more fascinating
more thrilling
more scintillating
more enthralling
more magical
more celebrated
more esteemed
more ravishing
more profound
more exhilarating
more blooming
more extended
more executive
more venerable
more important
more honoured
UK
more hedonistic
more acclaimed
more respected
more arduous
more Herculean
more prestigious
more ecstatic
more garish
more admirable
more pleasurable
more exuberant
more self-indulgent
more quality
more velvet
more heart-stopping
more special
more hallowed
more unutterable
more honored
US
more lurid
more loaded
more high-ranking
more radical
more high-minded
more vibrant
more effective
more florid
more flaming
more overblown
more forcible
more swashbuckling
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for adorned or applied with decorations
beadier
more decorated
more encrusted
more sequined
more bejeweled
US
more tinted
more bedecked
more decked
more beaded
more adorned
more carved
more edged
more trimmed
more dyed
more hung
more embellished
more enhanced
Adjective
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Comparative for highly ornamental or imaginative in design
curiouser
fancier
grotesquer
more fanciful
more eccentric
more exotic
more imaginative
more original
more creative
more baroque
more extravagant
more fantastic
more gothic
more Gothic
more inventive
more picturesque
more pretentious
more arty-crafty
Adjective
▲
Comparative for strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior
courtlier
statelier
nicer
starchier
stiffer
more proper
more formal
more conventional
more dignified
more official
more orthodox
more traditional
more ceremonial
more elaborate
more correct
more ritualistic
more ceremonious
more decorous
more punctilious
more stilted
more stiff-necked
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very complicated or detailed
knottier
difficulter
fancier
abstruser
harder
obscurer
denser
fiddlier
thornier
trickier
tougher
mazier
more intricate
more complicated
more complex
more convoluted
more elaborate
more involved
more labyrinthine
more sophisticated
more baroque
more entangled
more circuitous
more confused
more daedal
more detailed
more involute
more serpentine
more sinuous
more twisted
more winding
more baffling
more bewildering
more byzantine
more complicate
more confusing
more enigmatic
more labyrinthian
more perplexing
more tortuous
more Byzantine
more cryptic
more cumbersome
more Daedalian
more Gordian
more heterogeneous
more inscrutable
more jumbled
more knotted
more mixed
more muddled
more multifaceted
more multifarious
more nuanced
more puzzling
more recondite
more undecipherable
more unfathomable
more variegated
more drawn-out
more long-drawn-out
more layered
more troublesome
more problematical
more arduous
more composite
more mixed-up
more manifold
more miscellaneous
more motley
more meandering
more conglomerate
Adjective
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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 surreal
more unreal
more baroque
more Kafkaesque
more romantic
more glamorous
more glamourous
more marvellous
UK
more marvelous
US
Adjective
▲
Comparative for made of lace or decorated with it
lacier
finer
sheerer
thinner
gauzier
frillier
fancier
more delicate
more gossamer
more transparent
more lacelike
more elegant
more meshy
more netlike
more open
Adjective
▲
Comparative for frilly or flouncy in construction
frillier
fancier
lacier
flouncier
frothier
more frilled
more gathered
more crimped
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more ornate
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