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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun the process of budding and unfolding of blossoms.
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- verb Present participle of
blossom . - noun The act or process by which something blossoms.
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- noun the time and process of budding and unfolding of blossoms
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Examples
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"Because…" Kirk stopped, his train of thought suddenly stymied by the idea blossoming in his mind.
The Kobayashi Maru Julia Ecklar 2000
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It is easy to understand how this would have far reaching and beneficial impact on the world in terms of perspective, policies, plans and implementation; for individual and global blossoming, which is imperative today, because; no individual nation can grow or perish in isolation, without beneficial or adverse impact on the other nations; for long period.
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It is easy to understand how this would have far reaching and beneficial impact on the world in terms of perspective, policies, plans and implementation; for individual and global blossoming, which is imperative today, because; no individual nation can grow or perish in isolation, without beneficial or adverse impact on the other nations; for long period.
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It is easy to understand how this would have far reaching and beneficial impact on the world in terms of perspective, policies, plans and implementation; for individual and global blossoming, which is imperative today, because; no individual nation can grow or perish in isolation, without beneficial or adverse impact on the other nations; for long period.
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It is easy to understand how this would have far reaching and beneficial impact on the world in terms of perspective, policies, plans and implementation; for individual and global blossoming, which is imperative today, because; no individual nation can grow or perish in isolation, without beneficial or adverse impact on the other nations; for long period.
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He was struggling so badly before that now, living in a shelter, he appears to be "blossoming," she said.
The grinding reality of growing up poor Petula Dvorak 2010
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He was struggling so badly before that now, living in a shelter, he appears to be "blossoming," she said.
The grinding reality of growing up poor Petula Dvorak 2010
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He was struggling so badly before that now, living in a shelter, he appears to be "blossoming," she said.
The grinding reality of growing up poor Petula Dvorak 2010
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He was struggling so badly before that now, living in a shelter, he appears to be "blossoming," she said.
The grinding reality of growing up poor Petula Dvorak 2010
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Inc. in order to prevent the next occurrence, and a new "blossoming" industry.
bilby commented on the word blossoming
"In a third Italian version of the tale, it's the girl's own mother who wishes her ill — an innkeeper named Bella Venezia who cannot stand a rival in beauty. First she imprisons her blossoming child in a lonely hut by the sea; then she seduces a kitchen boy and demands that he murder the girl."
- Terri Windling, Snow, Glass, Apples: The Story of Snow White.
August 1, 2009