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Blossom
01
a flower or a lot of flowers, particularly on a bush or a fruit tree
Example
She admired the vibrant blossoms of the magnolia tree as they opened in the warm sunlight.
The cherry tree was covered in delicate pink blossoms, creating a stunning display in the garden.
In spring, the apple orchard is filled with fragrant white blossoms, attracting bees and other pollinators.
02
the period of greatest prosperity or productivity
to blossom
01
(of a plant) to bear flowers, especially flowers that are not fully open
Intransitive
Example
The cherry trees in the park blossomed with delicate pink flowers in the spring.
In the greenhouse, the orchids blossomed in vibrant hues, creating a spectacular display.
The apple tree in our backyard finally blossomed, promising a bountiful harvest.
02
develop or come to a promising stage
03
to start to be healthier, more successful, or confident
Intransitive
Example
His small business started to blossom after he implemented new marketing strategies.
The project began to blossom as more team members contributed their creative ideas.
With the support of her mentors, she blossomed into a talented and skilled artist.
Example
She admired the vibrant blossoms of the magnolia tree as they opened in the warm sunlight.
The cherry tree was covered in delicate pink blossoms, creating a stunning display in the garden.
In spring, the apple orchard is filled with fragrant white blossoms, attracting bees and other pollinators.
The festival celebrates the arrival of the blossoms, with visitors coming from all over to see the floral beauty.
The gardener carefully tended to the rose bushes, ensuring each blossom was healthy and vibrant.
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