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bloomer

[bloo-mer] / ˈblu mər /


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Yet the 29-year-old appears to be a relative late bloomer rather than someone entering the twilight of his career.

From BBC

Yet Wissa is a late bloomer rather than someone entering the twilight of his career.

From BBC

Whether they are new and recent signings, late bloomers or exciting young academy talents, we are talking about the less familiar faces of all ages who are hoping for a breakout campaign.

From BBC

This year, hot spells in May encouraged some early bloomers, said Lisa Smith, a consulting arborist and president of the tree-consulting firm the Tree Resource.

From Los Angeles Times

Davis, 40, is a self-described late bloomer in the skincare industry.

From Los Angeles Times