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- noun Plural form of
bloom . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
bloom .
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Examples
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It always makes the lists of fragrant annual flowers, and the blue/purple color of the blooms is hard to beat.
Can you smell that heliotrope? « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2009
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Opener Beautiful Noise is followed by the timeless strut of Blue Jeans, while the grand balladry of Hello Again blooms with the backing of the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Neil Diamond - review Betty Clarke 2010
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Weiss, and the schoolteacher, Hiroko Tanaka, step out of their houses and notice the perfect blueness of the sky, into which white smoke blooms from the chimneys of the munitions factories.
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The sweet smell of temple champa blooms is intoxicating.
Paneerwali Bharwa Shimla Mirch Anjali 2008
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The sweet smell of temple champa blooms is intoxicating.
Archive 2008-04-01 Anjali 2008
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While the effects of red tide on humans can be rather severe, the more milder complications usually clear up about 24 hours after exposure to the blooms is discontinued.
Archive 2004-10-01 2004
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But the reward which the Lord will give you in requital of all that you have said in defence of His name blooms afresh for ever.
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It has the same growth habits and culture requirements as a traditional acanthus — part sun/shade with rich, well-drained, soil — but the blooms are a stunning, sparkly white.
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Hi Linda, HA, the blooms are the color of dragonfire, but it is VERY cold outside and will get even colder tonight, I hope the flowers, and the humans, can stay warm!
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Phytoplankton biomass can become extremely high during these spring blooms, which is why overall phytoplankton biomass is very high in temperate latitiudes.
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