Excessive or exaggerated flattery, typically by a person in a position of authority over the person being flattered. It often carries a connotation of insincerity or ulterior motives.
/lɪpˈpɪdʒuː/
Able to be expressed or explained in words or writing; capable of being conveyed in a clear or understandable manner.
/ɪkˈspres.ə.bəl/
Producing or characterized by the production of numerous small flowers or fruit clusters; especially: characterized by the growth of large numbers of seed pods or similar structures.
/prəˈteɪdʒənəs/
A shrub of the genus Hydrangea, often cultivated for its large, showy flower heads. The term can also refer to a hydrangea plant in general, but 'hortensia' is more commonly used for this specific type.
/ˈhɔːrtɛnsɪən/
Excessive control or regulation, often to a point where it impedes natural or necessary processes or behaviors.
/əvˈkən.trəl/
Without a letter. Lacking a letter or letters, especially in a name or address. Also used figuratively to describe something devoid of a particular quality.
/'letərles/
A Dukhobor is a member of a Russian religious sect that originated in the 18th century, known for its pacifist, ascetic, and spiritual outlook. They often shunned material possessions and believed in the internal knowledge from the Holy Spirit over formal religious ceremony.
/ˈduː.kʊ.bɔːr/
Excessively strict; more rigorous than is necessary or desirable.
/oʊv ripə'ɡriːʃəs/