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bloom
noun
1 bloom
The organic process of bearing flowers:
— You will stop all bloom if you let the flowers go to seed.
synonym: blooming.
Roget 127:
youth;
juvenility,
juvenescence†;
juniority†;
infancy;
babyhood,
childhood,
boyhood,
girlhood,
youthhood†;
incunabula;
minority,
nonage,
teens,
tender age,
bloom.
cradle,
nursery,
leading strings,
pupilage,
puberty,
pucelage†.
prime of life,
flower of life,
springtide of life†,
seedtime of life,
golden season of life;
heyday of youth,
school days;
rising generation.
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Roget 438:
blue
etc.
adj.;
garter-blue;
watchet†.
[Pigments]
ultramarine,
smalt,
cobalt,
cyanogen [Chem];
Prussian blue,
syenite blue†;
bice†,
indigo;
zaffer†.
lapis lazuli,
sapphire,
turquoise;
indicolite†.
blueness,
bluishness;
bloom.
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Roget 654:
health,
sanity;
soundness
etc.
adj.;
vigor;
good health,
perfect health,
excellent health,
rude health,
robust health;
bloom.
mens sana in corpore sano [Lat.];
Hygeia†;
incorruption,
incorruptibility;
good state of health,
clean bill of health;
eupepsia†;
euphoria,
euphory†;
St. Anthony's fire†.
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Polish: zakwitanie, kwiecenie się, rozkwitanie, kwitnięcie, kwitnienie
2 bloom
Reproductive organ of angiosperm plants especially one having showy or colorful parts.
synonyms: blossom, flower.
Roget 845:
beauty,
the beautiful,
to kalon [Gr.],
le beau ideal.
[Science of the perception of beauty]
aesthetics,
callaesthetics†.
[-beauty of people]
pulchritude,
form,
elegance,
grace,
beauty unadorned,
natural beauty;
symmetry
etc.
242;
comeliness,
fairness
etc.
adj.;
polish,
gloss;
good effect,
good looks;
belle tournure†;
trigness†;
bloom,
brilliancy,
radiance,
splendor,
gorgeousness,
magnificence;
sublimity,
sublimification†.
concinnity†,
delicacy,
refinement;
charm,
je ne sais quoi [Fr.],
style.
Venus,
Aphrodite†,
Hebe,
the Graces,
Peri,
Houri,
Cupid,
Apollo†,
Hyperion,
Adonis†,
Antionous†,
Narcissus.
peacock,
butterfly;
garden;
flower of,
pink of;
bijou;
jewel
etc.
(ornament)
847;
work of art.
flower,
flow'ret gay†;
[flowers: list]
wildflower;
rose,
lily,
anemone,
asphodel,
buttercup,
crane's bill,
daffodil,
tulip,
tiger lily,
day lily,
begonia,
marigold,
geranium,
lily of the valley,
ranunculus,
rhododendron,
windflower.
pleasurableness
etc.
829.
beautifying;
landscaping,
landscape gardening;
decoration
etc.
847;
calisthenics†.
[person who is beautiful]
beauty;
hunk
(of men).
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Dutch: bloei, bloesem, bloem, bloemetje, bloempje, blom
Polish: kwiat
3 bloom
4 bloom
A rosy color (especially in the cheeks) taken as a sign of good health.
synonyms: blush, flush, rosiness.
Dutch: schaamrood
Polish: rumieniec
5 bloom
6 bloom
verb
1 bloom
Produce or yield flowers:
— The cherry tree bloomed.
synonyms: blossom, flower.
Roget 845:
be beautiful
etc.
adj.;
shine,
beam,
bloom;
become one
etc.
(accord)
23;
set off,
grace.
render beautiful
etc.
adj.;
beautify;
polish,
burnish;
gild
etc.
(decorate)
847;
set out.
snatch a grace beyond the reach of art"
[Pope].
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Roget 734:
prosper,
thrive,
flourish;
be prosperous
etc.
adj.;
drive a roaring trade,
do a booming business;
go on well,
go on smoothly,
go on swimmingly;
sail before the wind,
swim with the tide;
run smooth,
run smoothly,
run on all fours.
rise in the world,
get on in the world;
work one's way,
make one's way;
look up;
lift one's head,
raise one's head,
make one's fortune,
feather one's nest,
make one's pile.
flower,
blow,
blossom,
bloom,
fructify,
bear fruit,
fatten.
keep oneself afloat;
keep one's head above water,
hold one's head above water;
land on one's feet,
light on one's feet,
light on one's legs,
fall on one's legs,
fall on one's feet;
drop into a good thing;
bear a charmed life;
bask in the sunshine;
have a good time of it,
have a fine time of it;
have a run of luck;
have the good fortune
etc.
n..
to;
take a favorable turn;
live on the fat of the land,
live off the fat of the land,
live in clover.
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Roget 654:
be in health
etc.
adj..
bloom,
flourish.
keep body and soul together,
keep on one's legs;
enjoy good health,
enjoy a good state of health;
have a clean bill of health.
return to health;
recover
etc.
660;
get better
etc.
(improve)
658;
take a new lease of life,
fresh lease of life;
recruit;
restore to health;
cure
etc.
(restore)
660;
tinker.
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Dutch: uitgroeien
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