emblossom (Meaning)
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emblossom (v. t.)
To cover or adorn with blossoms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of emblossom
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emblossom Sentence Examples
- Emblossom Development envisions a future where human health is empowered by technology.
- Innovations emblossom when people collaborate, share ideas, and inspire each other to think big.
- The team's emblossom is fueled by its passion for exploring new frontiers and solving complex problems.
- The partnership emblossomed into a successful joint venture that exceeded all expectations.
- The company's emblossom is evident in its rapidly growing product portfolio and its commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions.
- Emblossom is a continuous process that requires dedication, hard work, and a willingness to adapt and grow.
- The emblossom of talent and innovation within the organization led to the development of several groundbreaking products.
- The emblossoms of poetry and creativity bloom within the soul of the artist.
- She emblossom into a beautiful woman, with a kind heart and a passion for helping others.
- The emblossom of the flower was a sign that spring had arrived.
FAQs About the word emblossom
To cover or adorn with blossoms.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Emblossom Development envisions a future where human health is empowered by technology.
Innovations emblossom when people collaborate, share ideas, and inspire each other to think big.
The team's emblossom is fueled by its passion for exploring new frontiers and solving complex problems.
The partnership emblossomed into a successful joint venture that exceeded all expectations.
