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View definitions for blossom

blossom

noun as in flower

verb as in flower

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verb as in flourish

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The stage for his artistic blossoming was set in 1482, when he left the rich mercantile city of Florence for the cruder, more bumptious northern city of Milan.

"Then he blossomed and started dressing up like a teddy boy and chasing the girls, getting them too."

From BBC

“It’s like a further sort of blossoming into an animal,” she explains.

Those writers’ vision blossomed in the early 19th century even as the popularity of artificial hierarchies rebounded among American white people, particularly in the South.

From Salon

His small-scale initiative has now blossomed into a movement, with more than 40 men and women - from midwives to carpenters to military officers - joining.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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