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Definition of language of flowers in English: language of flowersnoun mass nounA set of symbolic meanings attached to different flowers when they are given or arranged. Example sentencesExamples - The language of flowers is a special way to communicate with people close to your heart.
- Floral displays, each one containing a hidden message of love or rejection, will be placed throughout the house so people can study the language of flowers.
- The language of flowers is still observed, though probably not consciously, by many brides as they make their choice of wedding bouquet.
- Did you know, that in the Victorian language of flowers, hydrangeas stood for boastfulness and heartlessness?
- If flowers can be used to say thank you, there is a language of flowers.
- Perhaps it is the language of flowers and people's associations with flowers that makes this a timeless subject matter.
- In the language of flowers, the narcissus stands for vanity and egoism.
- Choose plants from the Victorian language of flowers that exemplify traits of the person to whom the garden will be dedicated.
- While the language of flowers and foliage is a dead language today, the dictionaries for this language still exist and inspire the more romantic, or devious, among us.
- Unlike the prudish Victorians, Lady Mary adopted the Middle Eastern language of flowers to express decidedly carnal desires.
- Flowers have a wonderful language all their own, and web sites abound to provide anyone with Internet access a list of this language of flowers.
- The language of flowers is a language of love, endearment, and respect.
- According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents purity.
- The language of flowers is a beautiful one.
- Here are but a few of the meanings from the language of flowers and herbs.
- What more can there possibly be than to sit under a jackfruit tree while an angular ancient with a mysterious Marxist past teaches you to say ‘my heart is like the lotus’ in the language of flowers?
- Appropriately, in the Victorian language of flowers, the iris signified ‘message’ or ‘messenger’.
- There is little evidence that Victorian lovers used the language of flowers for secret communications.
- The artist writes that she had been thinking about the notion of ‘the language of flowers, so dear to poets,’ and she was happy to rely on her own poet friends to translate her paintings' subtle messages.
Definition of language of flowers in US English: language of flowersnoun A set of symbolic meanings attached to different flowers when they are given or arranged. Example sentencesExamples - While the language of flowers and foliage is a dead language today, the dictionaries for this language still exist and inspire the more romantic, or devious, among us.
- In the language of flowers, the narcissus stands for vanity and egoism.
- The language of flowers is a beautiful one.
- The language of flowers is a special way to communicate with people close to your heart.
- According to the ancient language of flowers, the Lily represents purity.
- The artist writes that she had been thinking about the notion of ‘the language of flowers, so dear to poets,’ and she was happy to rely on her own poet friends to translate her paintings' subtle messages.
- Unlike the prudish Victorians, Lady Mary adopted the Middle Eastern language of flowers to express decidedly carnal desires.
- Choose plants from the Victorian language of flowers that exemplify traits of the person to whom the garden will be dedicated.
- Floral displays, each one containing a hidden message of love or rejection, will be placed throughout the house so people can study the language of flowers.
- What more can there possibly be than to sit under a jackfruit tree while an angular ancient with a mysterious Marxist past teaches you to say ‘my heart is like the lotus’ in the language of flowers?
- Flowers have a wonderful language all their own, and web sites abound to provide anyone with Internet access a list of this language of flowers.
- Perhaps it is the language of flowers and people's associations with flowers that makes this a timeless subject matter.
- Appropriately, in the Victorian language of flowers, the iris signified ‘message’ or ‘messenger’.
- Did you know, that in the Victorian language of flowers, hydrangeas stood for boastfulness and heartlessness?
- The language of flowers is still observed, though probably not consciously, by many brides as they make their choice of wedding bouquet.
- There is little evidence that Victorian lovers used the language of flowers for secret communications.
- Here are but a few of the meanings from the language of flowers and herbs.
- If flowers can be used to say thank you, there is a language of flowers.
- The language of flowers is a language of love, endearment, and respect.
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