Strawflowers: meaning, definitions and examples
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strawflowers
[ ˈstrɔːˌflaʊərz ]
beautiful flowers
Strawflowers are a type of flowering plant that are known for their papery petals and long stems. They are often used in dried flower arrangements due to their long-lasting quality.
Synonyms
everlasting flowers, paper daisies.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
Word | Description / Examples |
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strawflowers |
Commonly used in botany and gardening. Ideal when referring to the specific species or in a casual conversation about flowers obtained through crafting.
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everlasting flowers |
Suitable in poetic or literary contexts, as well as in conversations highlighting the long-lasting nature of the flowers. Can also be used in decorative arts.
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paper daisies |
Best used when emphasizing the delicate, papery texture of the flowers. Often used in crafting and artistic descriptions.
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Examples of usage
- The bouquet featured a variety of colorful strawflowers.
- She pressed the strawflowers between the pages of her favorite book.
Translations
Translations of the word "strawflowers" in other languages:
🇵🇹 semprevivas
🇮🇳 स्ट्रॉफ़्लॉवर्स
🇩🇪 Strohblumen
🇮🇩 bunga kering
🇺🇦 безсмертники
🇵🇱 kocanki
🇯🇵 ムギワラギク
🇫🇷 immortelles
🇪🇸 siemprevivas
🇹🇷 kuru çiçekler
🇰🇷 밀짚꽃
🇸🇦 زهور القش
🇨🇿 slaměnky
🇸🇰 slamienky
🇨🇳 干花
🇸🇮 suhocvetnice
🇮🇸 stráblóm
🇰🇿 сабан гүлдері
🇬🇪 მშრალი ყვავილები
🇦🇿 quru çiçəklər
🇲🇽 flor de paja
Etymology
The name 'strawflower' comes from the Greek words 'stro' meaning 'straw' and 'anthos' meaning 'flower'. These flowers are native to Australia and were first introduced to Europe in the 18th century. They have since become popular garden plants around the world.