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Plural
blossoms
1
a flower or a lot of flowers, particularly on a bush or a fruit tree
- 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.
- She admired the vibrant blossoms of the magnolia tree as they opened in the warm sunlight.
- 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.
2
a period of peak prosperity or productivity
- The company reached its blossom in the 1990s.
- Her career was in full blossom after publishing the breakthrough novel.
- The city experienced a cultural blossom during the renaissance.
- The team was in blossom during the championship season.
- The artist entered a blossom of creativity and innovation.