mountain lily (Meaning)

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mountain lily (n)

Japanese lily with golden rays

showy white-flowered perennial of New Zealand

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The delicate mountain lily bloomed amidst the rocky crags, a testament to nature's resilience.
The petals of the mountain lily unfurled like fragile wings, displaying intricate patterns of golden yellow.
Bees buzzed eagerly around the mountain lilies, attracted by their sweet scent.
The mountain lily's long stems swayed gently in the wind, creating a graceful dance on the mountainside.
The vibrant colors of the mountain lilies contrasted vividly with the barren rocks, bringing life to a desolate landscape.
Hikers paused to admire the beauty of the mountain lilies, marveling at their ability to thrive in harsh conditions.
The mountain lily's roots clung tenaciously to the thin soil, anchoring it against strong winds.
The mountain lily symbolized hope and perseverance, reminding those who saw it that even in the most challenging environments, beauty could flourish.
The mountain lilies grew in isolated colonies, each flower a solitary sentinel guarding the mountain's secrets.
As the sun set, the mountain lilies closed their petals, storing their delicate beauty for the coming day.

Japanese lily with golden rays, showy white-flowered perennial of New Zealand

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No antonyms found.

The delicate mountain lily bloomed amidst the rocky crags, a testament to nature's resilience.

The petals of the mountain lily unfurled like fragile wings, displaying intricate patterns of golden yellow.

Bees buzzed eagerly around the mountain lilies, attracted by their sweet scent.

The mountain lily's long stems swayed gently in the wind, creating a graceful dance on the mountainside.