wisteria (Meaning)

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wisteria (n)

any flowering vine of the genus Wisteria

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The ethereal wisteria blossoms cascaded down the trellis, creating a vibrant blue waterfall.
The pungent fragrance of wisteria permeated the air, intoxicating the senses with its sweet floral notes.
The sprawling wisteria vine entwined itself around the ancient oak tree, its tendrils reaching for the heavens.
The delicate petals of the wisteria trembled in the gentle breeze, revealing their soft and silky texture.
The blooming wisteria transformed the garden into a breathtaking spectacle, a feast for the eyes and soul.
Under the arching branches of the wisteria, lovers exchanged vows, their hearts entwined like the vines.
The wisteria's vibrant color contrasted beautifully against the whitewashed walls of the cottage, adding a touch of whimsy.
The humming of bees could be heard amidst the wisteria blossoms, a testament to their irresistible sweetness.
The withered wisteria vine clung to the trellis, its once-vibrant flowers faded into shades of brown.
The ancient wisteria grew in the abandoned ruins, a resilient symbol of nature's indomitable spirit amidst decay.

any flowering vine of the genus Wisteria

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ethereal wisteria blossoms cascaded down the trellis, creating a vibrant blue waterfall.

The pungent fragrance of wisteria permeated the air, intoxicating the senses with its sweet floral notes.

The sprawling wisteria vine entwined itself around the ancient oak tree, its tendrils reaching for the heavens.

The delicate petals of the wisteria trembled in the gentle breeze, revealing their soft and silky texture.