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- noun Plural form of
jacaranda .
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Examples
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The soft purple buds from the jacarandas of a distant park, borne by the wind, floated aimlessly down from the sky, landing on his prostrate body, settling across his back in an impromptu bouquet.
The Sanchez Ghost 2009
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Posee arbolado adulto y joven en sus márgenes: fresnos, tejocotes, pinos, cedros, jacarandas, robles, nogales, liquidambars y otras especies, además de pequeñas plantas de camelinas.
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The swimming pool is surrounded by huge boulders with a waterfall flowing into it; the property is loaded with pink bougainvillea, purple jacarandas and lots of lemon, lime and orange trees.
The House Built By Chipmunks Nancy Keates 2011
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Ethan Pines for The Wall Street Journal The blue swimming pool is surrounded by huge boulders with a waterfall flowing into it; the property is loaded with pink bougainvillea, purple jacarandas and lots of lemon, lime and orange trees.
'Chipmunks' Estate 2011
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The soft purple buds from the jacarandas of a distant park, borne by the wind, floated aimlessly down from the sky, landing on his prostrate body, settling across his back in an impromptu bouquet.
The Sanchez Ghost 2009
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Summer day of bougainvillea, wild poinsettia and swaying jacarandas - carefree, carefree - a dry wind carried the restless spirit of the future on its back, fanned by strange fires in young Pablo Graf's head.
The Sanchez Ghost 2009
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Summer day of bougainvillea, wild poinsettia and swaying jacarandas - carefree, carefree - a dry wind carried the restless spirit of the future on its back, fanned by strange fires in young Pablo Graf's head.
The Sanchez Ghost 2009
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The continent might be filled with different peoples: made up of Muslim, Arab countries to the north; its west is sticky with tropical heat and suffused with in-your-face energy; the east is a land of cattle herding nomads, of intermittent drought and a slower pace; while the south has the guitar bands and spectacular jacarandas.
Rob Crilly: Africa, The World Cup and the Danger of Clich�� 2010
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Petals from the purple jacarandas drift down, covering the sidewalk.
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Petals from the purple jacarandas drift down, covering the sidewalk.
kmassie commented on the word jacarandas
From the book White Oleander by Janet Fitch. Pg. 49.
"Clusters of lavender jacarandas emerged from the ranks of trees as we stitched along the gray-and-white streets."
November 1, 2010