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Definition of flowering

flowering

/ˈflaʊ.ər.ɪŋ/
flow · er · ing

Plural:flowerings
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flowering Lexical Profile

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• adjective

1

Capable of producing blossoms, or currently in bloom.

Example

"The botanical garden features hundreds of native flowering shrubs that attract pollinators throughout the spring."


2

Developing richly, thriving, or reaching a state of maturity.

Example

"Her flowering talent as a pianist quickly caught the attention of the conservatory's faculty."

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• noun

1

The process or period of producing blossoms in plants.

Example

"Unusually warm winter temperatures triggered an early flowering of the cherry trees."


2

A period or state of rich development, high achievement, or peak vitality, especially in art, culture, or intellect.

Example

"The Harlem Renaissance represented a remarkable flowering of African American literature, music, and visual art."

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