outbud (Meaning)
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outbud (v. i.)
To sprout.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outbud
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outbud Sentence Examples
- The garden's vibrant outbud of flowers painted the scene with an explosion of colors.
- The blooming outbud of the cherry trees created a breathtaking canopy of pink petals.
- The outbud of new leaves on the maple tree signaled the arrival of spring.
- The sudden outbud of light startled the hikers, illuminating their path through the dense forest.
- The outbud of excitement among the fans was palpable as the game drew near.
- The CEO's optimistic outbud inspired his team to achieve great things.
- The outbud of anger was evident in the protester's chants and placards.
- The outbud of laughter from the children filled the playground with joy.
- The outbud of news about the scandal shocked the community to its core.
- The scientist's outbud of enthusiasm for their latest discovery was contagious and motivating.
FAQs About the word outbud
To sprout.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The garden's vibrant outbud of flowers painted the scene with an explosion of colors.
The blooming outbud of the cherry trees created a breathtaking canopy of pink petals.
The outbud of new leaves on the maple tree signaled the arrival of spring.
The sudden outbud of light startled the hikers, illuminating their path through the dense forest.
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