gongorism
/gɒŋɡɔːrɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
a style of writing characterized by elaborate and ornate language, especially in the 17th-century Spanish literature of Luis de Góngora.
“The professor lectured on the complexities of Baroque literature, including the poetical style of gongorism.”
2. noun
a highly elaborate and ornate style of writing or speaking, often characterized by complexity and difficulty of understanding.
“The academic paper employed a style of gongorism that left the readers bewildered.”