sleeping hibiscus (Meaning)

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sleeping hibiscus (n)

any of various plants of the genus Malvaviscus having brilliant bell-shaped drooping flowers like incompletely opened hibiscus flowers

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The sleeping hibiscus, with its petals tightly closed, resembled a miniature sleeping flower sculpture.
The evening breeze gently stirred the delicate leaves of the sleeping hibiscus, casting an ethereal glow upon them.
As night fell, the vibrant petals of the sleeping hibiscus retreated into themselves, preparing for the moon's embrace.
The garden was a sea of tranquility as the sleeping hibiscuses nodded gently in the cool twilight air.
The sleeping hibiscus was a symbol of hope and renewal, its velvety bloom awaiting the touch of morning.
The hummingbird hovering near the sleeping hibiscus added a touch of life to the otherwise still garden.
The sleeping hibiscus's petals resembled the delicate wings of a butterfly, poised to take flight.
The droplets of dew on the sleeping hibiscus sparkled like tiny jewels, reflecting the fading hues of the sunset.
The sleeping hibiscus was a testament to nature's beauty and the cyclical nature of life.
As the first rays of dawn approached, the sleeping hibiscus slowly opened its petals, revealing its vibrant inner beauty.

any of various plants of the genus Malvaviscus having brilliant bell-shaped drooping flowers like incompletely opened hibiscus flowers

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sleeping hibiscus, with its petals tightly closed, resembled a miniature sleeping flower sculpture.

The evening breeze gently stirred the delicate leaves of the sleeping hibiscus, casting an ethereal glow upon them.

As night fell, the vibrant petals of the sleeping hibiscus retreated into themselves, preparing for the moon's embrace.

The garden was a sea of tranquility as the sleeping hibiscuses nodded gently in the cool twilight air.