cheeseflower Antonyms
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Meaning of cheeseflower
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cheeseflower (n)
erect or decumbent Old World perennial with axillary clusters of rosy-purple flowers; introduced in United States
cheeseflower Sentence Examples
- Bathed in morning sunlight, the cheeseflowers unfurled their delicate petals, resembling miniature rosy parachutes.
- Bees buzzed contentedly around the cheeseflower patch, gathering pollen for their honeycombs.
- The herbalist carefully snipped cheeseflowers for her concoction, their earthy aroma filling the air.
- Weeding the flower bed, we discovered a cluster of vibrant cheeseflowers hidden amongst the taller plants.
- Inspired by the cheeseflower's soft texture, the sculptor created a series of delicate floral sculptures.
- Legends spoke of a hidden valley teeming with cheeseflowers, believed to grant wishes upon touching their petals.
- Interweaving cheeseflowers with lavender sprigs, she crafted a fragrant and colorful summer wreath for the door.
- In the language of flowers, cheeseflowers symbolize cheerfulness and resilience, perfect for a gift to a friend going through a tough time.
- As the summer sun dipped below the horizon, the cheeseflowers closed their petals, promising a vibrant bloom again at dawn.
- The artist contrasted the vibrant cheeseflowers with the muted tones of the stone wall behind them, creating a striking visual composition.
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erect or decumbent Old World perennial with axillary clusters of rosy-purple flowers; introduced in United States
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Bathed in morning sunlight, the cheeseflowers unfurled their delicate petals, resembling miniature rosy parachutes.
Bees buzzed contentedly around the cheeseflower patch, gathering pollen for their honeycombs.
The herbalist carefully snipped cheeseflowers for her concoction, their earthy aroma filling the air.
Weeding the flower bed, we discovered a cluster of vibrant cheeseflowers hidden amongst the taller plants.
