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bloomy

bloomy

3.9
A place covered with many flowers like a field in spring
  • adjective
  • /ˈbluːmi/
translation icon : florido
  • The garden was incredibly bloomy in spring, with colorful flowers everywhere.

This one is the bloomy one, and then this one is the straight up blue.

Examples

  • The florist arranged a bloomy bouquet filled with roses and daisies for the wedding.

  • Walking through the bloomy meadow, I was surrounded by vibrant wildflowers.

  • This one is the bloomy one, and then this one is the straight up blue.

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  • And then got this kit from Amazon with like Louisa bluey napkins, bluey cups, got a little bloomy like banner thing, tablecloth.

Synonyms

in bloom
vsbloomy
13 2.3

Having flowers open on a plant or tree

refers to being full of many flowers rather than just being in that state
abloom
vsbloomy
1 5.1

Covered with many open flowers

highlights being full of many flowers rather than just open ones
abloom with
vsbloomy
6.4

Having many bright open flowers

focuses on having many flowers rather than the immediate open state
floriferous
vsbloomy
  • Specialized
8.2

A plant that produces many flowers

describes being full of many flowers rather than the act of producing them
blossomy
vsbloomy
3.5

Covered in many flowers that smell sweet

means actually covered with many flowers not merely smelling or looking like them
flowering
vsbloomy
2.5

Having open blossoms on the plant

means being covered with many flowers rather than simply producing them

Antonyms

barren
11 5.3

Having no useful ideas or emotion

withered
1 4.6

It looks dry, thin, and lifeless like old leaves

How Flowery

bloomy
3.9
in bloom
13 2.3
bloom
52 1.0

Surface Forms

bloomy positive
bloomier comparative
bloomiest superlative

Morphology

bloomy = bloom (transparent) = bloom + y

The word 'bloomy' is transparently derived from 'bloom' with the suffix '-y', indicating a state of being covered with or full of blooms.

Etymology

Bloomy comes from the simple word bloom, which means 'flower' or 'to be full of flowers'. So a bloomy place is one that is covered with flowers and looks full of blooms.