burgeoned (Meaning)
burgeoned
bloom entry 2 sense 1, to grow and expand rapidly, to put forth new growth (as buds), bloom, to send forth new growth (such as buds or branches), expand sense 3, flourish
Synonyms & Antonyms of burgeoned
Synonyms:
- surged
- spread
- puffed (up)
- heightened
- appreciated
- redoubled
- peaked
- distended
- inflated
- built up
- intensified
- rocketed
- jumped
- skyrocketed
- crested
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
burgeoned Sentence Examples
- As spring arrived, the garden burgeoned with vibrant flowers, transforming it into a kaleidoscope of colors.
- The small business burgeoned rapidly, expanding its reach and profitability within a short period.
- The population of the city burgeoned, straining its infrastructure and resources.
- The economy burgeoned during the industrial revolution, leading to unprecedented growth and prosperity.
- The university's research department burgeoned under the leadership of brilliant scientists, making groundbreaking discoveries.
- The parkland burgeoned with lush vegetation, providing a sanctuary for wildlife and a haven for recreation.
- The art scene in the city burgeoned with talented artists, galleries, and exhibitions.
- The demand for renewable energy burgeoned as concerns about climate change grew.
- The number of tech startups burgeoned in Silicon Valley, fostering innovation and economic growth.
- The knowledge base in the field of medicine burgeoned, thanks to advances in research and technology.
FAQs About the word burgeoned
bloom entry 2 sense 1, to grow and expand rapidly, to put forth new growth (as buds), bloom, to send forth new growth (such as buds or branches), expand sense 3
rose, expanded, swelled,increased, accelerated, boomed, escalated, ballooned, enlarged, multiplied
lessened, diminished,decreased, contracted, receded, waned,dwindled,
As spring arrived, the garden burgeoned with vibrant flowers, transforming it into a kaleidoscope of colors.
The small business burgeoned rapidly, expanding its reach and profitability within a short period.
The population of the city burgeoned, straining its infrastructure and resources.
The economy burgeoned during the industrial revolution, leading to unprecedented growth and prosperity.
