Blossomed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLOSSOMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLOSSOM, to flourish and prosper
• (of a tree or bush) produce flowers or masses of flowers
• mature or develop in a promising or healthy way
NOUN:
• a flower or a mass of flowers, especially on a tree or bush
• the state or period of flowering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bloom

Words related to BLOSSOMED

blossom11 blossoming15 blossoms12

Words that contain BLOSSOMED

emblossomed18 reblossomed16

How to use BLOSSOMED in a sentence

• How she blossomed out in my presence, this woman, like a flower before the sun! She lit up the room with her beauty.
• She felt that she was one of them, and she blossomed in this strange new warmth like a chilled blossom at the final approach of a belated spring.
• Under his hand, his picture grew and blossomed as the roses, themselves, among which the beautiful girl stood.
• The doctrine soon blossomed and bore fruit, the nature of which left no doubt as to the character of the tree.
• His labors blossomed in a little village, called from his patron saint the mission of St.
• Through the powerful, rose-colored lens of the initial rush, the thought magnified and blossomed into a stunning realization.
• For a while, therefore, like all dominant races for the time being, they blossomed forth at their ease into relatively gigantic forms.
• Her happiness, hitherto so constrained, blossomed freely for the first time in that solitude, and shed upon it a charming light.
• Given a drought and a subsequently lively rain, and lo! from a glazed and stony soil will spring in a single night blossomed lilies, miraculously fair.
• In 1640 it is said that twenty new kinds of Sects blossomed out in the course of one week.
• The old Squire did so, and the next spring both trees blossomed.
• They have blossomed and soon will produce new, fresh and delightful fruits.
• Now, being regularly connected with the stage, both these tastes expanded, until through one of them he blossomed into a very passable scene-painter.
• Each day the plants grew taller and taller, and new buds came that blossomed into flowery tassels that waved over the tops of the plants.
• At that time Godefroid had blossomed out at the French Embassy in London, where he learned the adventures of Toby, Joby, Paddy.
• Wordsworth lived at Rydal Mount for thirty-three years, yet the sweetest flowers of his life blossomed at Dove Cottage.
• In its place shy curiosity blossomed, and quick intimate pleasure in so perfectly fashioned and furnished a creature.
• Apuleius perfected this wild flower of ancient folk-lore into a perennial plant that has blossomed ever since along the paths of literature and art.
• Two brave red roses now blossomed there, and he plucked them both, pinning them at her throat with hands that trembled.
• In him a cadet branch of the English FitzAlans, themselves of a very ancient Breton stock, blossomed into Royalty.
• He had heard vague reports that Madeleine Presson had blossomed into beautiful womanhood since he had seen her.
• Be that cause good or bad, it has now blossomed in me for the Union.

Similar words containing BLOSSOM without suffix ed

blossom11 blossoms12 blossomy15 emblossom15 reblossom13 blossoming15 emblossoms16 reblossoms14 blossomier14 blossomings16 blossomless15 emblossomed18 reblossomed16 blossomiest15 emblossoming19 reblossoming17

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