blooming in Latin
blooming in Latin is flōrens — blooming means currently flowering; producing blossoms.
blooming in Latin
flōrens
Opening in blossoms; flowering.
What does "blooming" mean?
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adj Currently flowering; producing blossoms.
"The garden is full of blooming tulips."
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adj Thriving; full of health and vigour.
"She looked absolutely blooming during her pregnancy."
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adj (British, informal) A mild intensifier used instead of a stronger swear word.
"Where's my blooming umbrella?"
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blooming in a sentence
- The garden is full of blooming tulips.
- She looked absolutely blooming during her pregnancy.
- Where's my blooming umbrella?
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What is "blooming" in Latin?
"blooming" in Latin is flōrens. blooming means: Currently flowering; producing blossoms.
How do you use "blooming" in a sentence?
Example: "The garden is full of blooming tulips." In Latin, "blooming" is flōrens.
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