embloom Antonyms
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Meaning of embloom
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embloom (v. t.)
To emblossom.
embloom Sentence Examples
- The cherry blossom tree embloomed, filling the air with its delicate fragrance.
- The desert flowers embloomed in the spring, transforming the barren landscape into a sea of color.
- The lotus flowers embloomed in the pond, their petals unfurling like delicate dancers.
- The young artist's talent embloomed under the guidance of her experienced mentor.
- The city embloomed with new skyscrapers and modern architecture, symbolizing its progress and growth.
- The embloomed roses in the garden filled the air with their heady scent, attracting bees and butterflies.
- The beautiful woman's face embloomed with a radiant smile, captivating the attention of all who saw her.
- The embloomed jasmine flowers filled the night air with their intoxicating fragrance, creating a magical atmosphere.
- The embloomed tulips in the field swayed gently in the breeze, their colorful petals dancing in the sunlight.
- The embloomed hibiscus flowers added a touch of tropical beauty to the lush garden, their vibrant colors standing out against the green foliage.
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To emblossom.
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The cherry blossom tree embloomed, filling the air with its delicate fragrance.
The desert flowers embloomed in the spring, transforming the barren landscape into a sea of color.
The lotus flowers embloomed in the pond, their petals unfurling like delicate dancers.
The young artist's talent embloomed under the guidance of her experienced mentor.
