reflourish Synonyms
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reflourish Meaning
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reflourish (v. t. & i.)
To flourish again.
reflourish Sentence Examples
- The abandoned garden was left to decay for years, but with the help of diligent gardeners, it began to reflourish.
- The pandemic had brought business to a standstill, but as restrictions eased, the economy started to reflourish.
- After a long winter of dormancy, the flowers in the meadow eagerly reflourished, painting it with vibrant hues.
- The once-thriving community had fallen into decline, but with the influx of new residents, it began to reflourish.
- The arts scene in the city had been dwindling, but the opening of a new performance space gave it a much-needed boost, causing it to reflourish.
- The forest had been ravaged by a wildfire, but with time and careful conservation efforts, it gradually reflourished.
- The relationship between the two friends had been strained, but after a heart-to-heart talk, it began to reflourish.
- The once-dormant business venture was revived with a new marketing strategy, allowing it to reflourish.
- The spirit of innovation had been stifled in the company, but with the appointment of a visionary leader, it began to reflourish.
- As the sun rose, the dew-kissed petals of the roses reflourished, releasing their sweet fragrance into the morning air.
FAQs About the word reflourish
To flourish again.
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The abandoned garden was left to decay for years, but with the help of diligent gardeners, it began to reflourish.
The pandemic had brought business to a standstill, but as restrictions eased, the economy started to reflourish.
After a long winter of dormancy, the flowers in the meadow eagerly reflourished, painting it with vibrant hues.
The once-thriving community had fallen into decline, but with the influx of new residents, it began to reflourish.
