abloom

/ə'blu:m/
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abloom

The cherry trees are abloom with pink blossoms.

Definition

Adjective 1. In bloom; flowering: Describes something, typically a plant or tree, that is covered with open flowers or is in the process of blooming. 2. Flourishing or thriving: Can describe a state of being at a peak of beauty, activity, or development, often metaphorically.

Usage

The word "abloom" is used to describe the state of being in full bloom. It is a descriptive, often literary or poetic adjective. It typically follows a linking verb like "be" or "look."

Examples
  • The garden was abloom with roses of every color.
  • After the spring rains, the hillside was suddenly abloom.
  • The cherry trees stood abloom against the blue sky.
Advanced Usage
  • "to burst abloom": To suddenly and fully come into flower.
    • The desert bursts abloom after a rare rainfall.
  • Used metaphorically to describe non-botanical subjects coming to life or flourishing.
    • Her face was abloom with happiness.
    • The city is abloom with cultural festivals in the summer.
Variants and Related Words
  • Bloom (noun/verb): The flower or state of flowering; to produce flowers.
    • The rose is in full bloom.
  • Blooming (adjective): Flowering; also used as an intensifier (informal).
    • The blooming flowers attracted many bees.
  • Blossom (noun/verb): A flower or mass of flowers, especially on a fruit tree; to flower.
    • The apple trees are in blossom.
Synonyms
  • Flowering: Bearing flowers.
  • In bloom: Currently flowering.
  • In flower: Currently producing flowers.
  • Florid: Elaborately ornate; reddish (this is a less direct synonym, sharing a root with 'flower' but used differently).
Antonyms
  • Withered: Dried up and faded.
  • Faded: Having lost freshness or brilliance.
  • Dormant: In a state of rest or inactivity, as plants in winter.
abloom

The cherry trees are abloom with pink blossoms.

Adjective
  1. bursting into flower
    • flowering spring trees

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