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full bloom

full bloom adjective: during the stage in a plant's life cycle when its flowers are completely open and at their absolute peak of beauty, color, and fragrance.

Adjective

full bloom (not comparable)

  1. During the stage in a plant's life cycle when its flowers are completely open and at their absolute peak of beauty, color, and fragrance.
  2. (figuratively, idiomatic) When a valuable potential has finally unfolded into a vibrant reality.

Questions about full bloom

What does full bloom mean?
Full bloom means during the stage in a plant's life cycle when its flowers are completely open and at their absolute peak of beauty, color, and fragrance.
What part of speech is full bloom?
Full bloom is an adjective.

Words near full bloom in the dictionary

  1. full bird colonels
  2. full birds
  3. full blast
  4. full blood count
  5. full blood counts
  6. full bloom
  7. full blue
  8. full blues
  9. full board
  10. full boat
  11. full boats

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