Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gorgia
noun
/ˈɡɔrdʒə/
Definition
A term used in linguistics and literature to describe a period or style that is characterized by the use of elaborate and ornate language.
Examples
- The poet’s use of gorgia enhanced the emotional depth of the poem, but some found it difficult to understand.
- In her speech, she displayed a gorgia that captivated the audience but left some puzzled.
Meaning
Gorgia refers to a tendency in speech or writing to be overly complicated or flowery, often sacrificing clarity for the sake of artistic expression.
Synonyms
- ornateness
- flowery language
- embellishment
- grandiloquence
