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borage Synonyms

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• noun (Context 1)

A bristly annual herbaceous plant (Borago officinalis) native to the Mediterranean region and belonging to the family Boraginaceae, cultivated in gardens for its rough-textured foliage and loose clusters of nodding, star-shaped bright blue or pinkish-purple flowers.

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"Honeybees were busily visiting the vibrant blue blossoms of the starflower planted along the border of the kitchen garden."

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starflower

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