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narcissuses (pl.)
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narcissuses Sentence Examples
- The garden was ablaze with the vibrant yellow blooms of narcissuses.
- The delicate fragrance of narcissuses permeated the air, enveloping the senses.
- The narcissuses swayed gracefully in the gentle breeze, their petals shimmering like tiny mirrors.
- The poet Wordsworth immortalized narcissuses in his famous poem, "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud."
- Narcissuses symbolize rebirth and renewal, often associated with the arrival of spring.
- The bulbous roots of narcissuses contain a toxic substance known as lycorine, which can be harmful if ingested.
- Narcissuses can be forced to bloom indoors in winter, providing a cheerful glimpse of spring amidst the cold.
- The national flower of Wales is the daffodil, a type of narcissus with vibrant yellow petals.
- The Dutch are renowned for their cultivation of narcissuses, particularly the large-flowered varieties prized for their show-stopping appearance.
- Narcissuses are often used in flower arrangements, their cheerful disposition adding a touch of whimsy and joy.
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The garden was ablaze with the vibrant yellow blooms of narcissuses.
The delicate fragrance of narcissuses permeated the air, enveloping the senses.
The narcissuses swayed gracefully in the gentle breeze, their petals shimmering like tiny mirrors.
The poet Wordsworth immortalized narcissuses in his famous poem, "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud."
