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flower power
[ flou-er pou-er ]
noun
- a slogan used by and associated with flower children of the 1960s and 1970s as representative of a movement for nonviolence, passive resistance, and universal love.
flower power
noun
- informal.a youth cult of the late 1960s advocating peace and love, using the flower as a symbol; associated with drug-taking. Its adherents were known as flower children or flower people
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of flower power1
Example Sentences
Today, Haynes tries to replicate 70% of her most popular core patterns such as sunrise travel mugs, petal power vases and flower power butter keepers.
A countercultural thoroughfare in the late 1960s, the street retained next to nothing of its once colorful flower power.
As he spoke, Edelman lifted his arms as if to embrace the natural inhabitants of a sliver of Los Angeles rooted in flower power.
Nostalgic references infuse her clothes: ’90s girl power meets flower power, with skulls and the occasional thorny rose too.
A selection of crocus, narcissus and allium delivers seasonal flower power between February and May.
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