Baroque (adjective)

1. Relating to a style of European architecture, art, and music that developed from the late 16th to the mid-18th century, characterized by ornate and highly decorated forms.
2. Ornate, highly decorated, and flamboyant in style.
3. Intricately or excessively adorned with decorative elements.

Origin:

From the portuguese barroco, meaning an irregular shaped pearl. the term was used to describe the architecture, art, and music of the baroque period, and has been in use in english since the 17th century.

Examples:

1. The Palace of Versailles is a magnificent example of baroque architecture.
2. The baroque style was characterized by dramatic curves, ornate details, and a wealth of sculptural elements.
3. The baroque paintings were known for their vivid colors, dramatic lighting, and grandiose subject matter.
4. The baroque composer Vivaldi was renowned for his flamboyant and ornate musical style.
5. The baroque period was marked by a desire to create a sense of grandeur and magnificence through art and architecture.