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ornate
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At the back are two grandiose entranceways with carvings around them and ornate insets above the doors, inscribed in curvy, solemn lettering: GIRLS and BOYS.†
p. 51.3 *

ornate = having lots of decorative detail
In the steamer trunk in the cellar, along with a cut-velvet evening gown from the twenties and a pair of riding jodhpurs, there were several things made of real silver: ornate salt and pepper shakers, sugar tongs in the shape of chickens' feet, rose bowls lavish with silver flowers.†
p. 166.6
I preferred Catholic churches to Protestant ones, the more ornate the better, because there was more to look at.†
p. 217.7
My mother's wedding dress is in there, several pieces of ornate silver, some sepia-toned portraits of people I don't know, a packet of bridge tallies with silk tassels on them, left over from before the war.†
p. 224.1
Doric columns are the strongest and simplest, Corinthian ones are the lightest and most ornate, adorned with rows of acanthus leaves giving rise to graceful volutes and helices.†
p. 299.9
Behind my half-head, in the center of the picture, in the empty sky, a pier glass is hanging, convex and encircled by an ornate frame.†
p. 446.6

Definitions:

(1) (ornate)
highly decorative or elaborate in style — whether in appearance (with lots of detail) or in language that sounds flowery and overly complicated
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)