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Bloom

Definition

(literary/formal) To produce flowers; to come into a state of beauty and vibrancy. Often used figuratively to describe a person's development or a situation's improvement. Typically collocates with 'into', 'in', or 'with'.

Example Sentences

1The once-barren garden began to bloom with an array of colorful flowers after the gardener's meticulous care.
2As she entered adulthood, she started to bloom into a confident and charismatic individual.
3The city's cultural scene began to bloom in the 1990s with the emergence of new artists and galleries.
4The company's fortunes started to bloom after the successful launch of their innovative product.
5There is something profoundly beautiful about watching a child's talents bloom with the right nurturing and support.

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