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florid

excessively intricate or elaborate, or having a red or flushed complexion

華麗的;紅潤的

His florid writing style overwhelmed the simple story.

The man's florid face suggested he'd had too much wine.

The building's florid decorations impressed tourists.

mendacity

the tendency to lie; untruthfulness

虛偽;謊言

The scandal exposed years of political mendacity.

His mendacity finally caught up with him.

The novel explores the mendacity of high society.

base

lacking moral principles; not honorable, or the fundamental part of something

卑鄙的;基礎

His base motives were finally exposed.

They built the tower on a solid stone base.

It was a base attempt to profit from others' suffering.

recrudescent

breaking out again into activity after a period of dormancy, especially of something unwelcome

(疾病或問題)復發的

The recrudescent conflict destabilized the region once more.

Doctors worried about a recrudescent outbreak of the disease.

Old rivalries became recrudescent after the merger.

ebullient

cheerful and full of energy; enthusiastic

熱情洋溢的

Her ebullient personality lit up the room.

The ebullient crowd celebrated late into the night.

He gave an ebullient speech after the win.

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