noon-flower Synonyms
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noon-flower Meaning
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noon-flower (n.)
The goat's beard, whose flowers close at midday.
noon-flower Sentence Examples
- The ethereal noon-flower gracefully unfurled its delicate petals at the stroke of midday.
- The vibrant noon-flower illuminated the meadow, a beacon of color against the verdant backdrop.
- The honeybees flocked to the noon-flower, their gentle buzzing creating a soothing melody.
- The artist's brushstrokes captured the ephemeral beauty of the noon-flower, its hues shifting from golden to crimson.
- The noon-flower's sweet fragrance permeated the air, inviting butterflies to sip its nectar.
- The hikers stumbled upon a field of noon-flowers, their faces instantly brightened by the cheerful sight.
- The noon-flower's petals closed as dusk approached, guarding their secrets until the next sunrise.
- The botanist studied the noon-flower's unique pollination mechanism, fascinated by its intricate adaptations.
- The noon-flower symbolizes hope and renewal, its ephemeral nature reminding us to cherish each moment.
- In the language of flowers, the noon-flower represents joy, friendship, and the promise of new beginnings.
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The goat's beard, whose flowers close at midday.
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The ethereal noon-flower gracefully unfurled its delicate petals at the stroke of midday.
The vibrant noon-flower illuminated the meadow, a beacon of color against the verdant backdrop.
The honeybees flocked to the noon-flower, their gentle buzzing creating a soothing melody.
The artist's brushstrokes captured the ephemeral beauty of the noon-flower, its hues shifting from golden to crimson.
