bourgeoning (Meaning)

bourgeoning

to send forth new growth (such as buds or branches), to grow and expand rapidly, bloom

The bourgeoning population of the city strained its infrastructure.
The bourgeoning demand for organic produce led to a boom in farmers' markets.
The bourgeoning technology industry attracted talented professionals from around the world.
The bourgeoning social media platforms facilitated unprecedented global communication.
The bourgeoning art scene in the city attracted collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The bourgeoning interest in sustainable living inspired innovative solutions for environmental protection.
The bourgeoning startup ecosystem fostered entrepreneurial ventures with the potential to change the world.
The bourgeoning scientific breakthroughs in medicine offered hope for treating previously incurable diseases.
The bourgeoning educational opportunities empowered individuals with knowledge and skills to succeed in the modern workforce.
The bourgeoning tourism industry created economic opportunities while showcasing the city's rich cultural heritage.

to send forth new growth (such as buds or branches), to grow and expand rapidly, bloom

undeveloped, unfinished,flourishing, flowering, blooming, blossoming, infantile, unformed, green, infantine

senescent, full-fledged, elderly, aging, old, senior, full-blown, ancient, matured, geriatric

The bourgeoning population of the city strained its infrastructure.

The bourgeoning demand for organic produce led to a boom in farmers' markets.

The bourgeoning technology industry attracted talented professionals from around the world.

The bourgeoning social media platforms facilitated unprecedented global communication.