bloom
4 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
blooms
plural
blooms
Britannica Dictionary definition of BLOOM
1
[count]
:
1flower 1
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The plant's purple blooms attract butterflies.
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He picked a red bloom [=blossom] for her hair.
2
[count]
:
a time period in which a plant has many open flowers
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roses with an early spring bloom
3
[noncount]
:
a state or time of beauty, health, and strength
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the bloom of youth
come in/into bloom
in bloom
or in full bloom
:
having flowers
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The bushes should be in bloom [=in flower; flowering; blooming] soon.
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These plants are very fragrant when they are in full bloom.
2
bloom
/ˈbluːm/
verb
blooms;
bloomed;
blooming
2
bloom
/ˈbluːm/
verb
blooms;
bloomed;
blooming
Britannica Dictionary definition of BLOOM
[no object]
1
:
to produce flowers
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trees that bloom [=blossom, flower] in the spring
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flowers blooming in the garden
2
:
to change, grow, or develop fully
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Their love was just beginning to bloom.
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their blooming romance
