abloom Definition
covered with flowers; in bloom.
Using abloom: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "abloom" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The garden was abloom with roses.
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The trees were abloom with cherry blossoms.
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The meadow was abloom with wildflowers.
abloom Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with abloom
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The cherry trees come abloom in early spring.
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The warm weather set the garden abloom with colorful flowers.
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The countryside was abloom with poppies.
Origins of abloom
from a- (meaning 'on, in') + bloom
Summary: abloom in Brief
'Abloom' [əˈbluːm] is an adjective that describes something covered with flowers or in bloom. It is often used to describe gardens, trees, and meadows, as in 'The garden was abloom with roses.' The phrase 'come abloom' means to start blooming, while 'set something abloom' means to cause something to bloom. 'Abloom with something' means covered with or full of something, especially flowers.
