blossomed

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

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.

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.

Trade deadline acquisition Jazz Chisolm Jr. blossomed with the Yankees, batting .273 in New York even while moving from center field to shortstop.

Given what you’ve seen in Russia, what would happen if Trump blossomed into a Putin-like character and elevated the oligarchs, cracked down on dissent and the like?