blossomy
- adjective
- /ˈblɑːsəmi/
:
florido
- We walked through a blossomy meadow filled with the scent of spring flowers.
Examples
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The garden was blossomy in spring.
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The blossomy garden attracted many butterflies and bees in early summer.
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Her dress had a blossomy pattern that reminded me of cherry trees in bloom.
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She wore a blossomy dress to the party.
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The blossomy garden was filled with vibrant colors and sweet scents in the spring.
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As we walked through the blossomy fields, the sweet floral aroma surrounded us.
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The cake was decorated with a blossomy design, featuring delicate pink flowers made of icing.
Synonyms
42
3.5
Having a pattern or design of flowers
34
2.2
Having a pleasant smell like flowers or soap
13
2.3
Having flowers open on a plant or tree
6
3.5
Smelling or looking like flowers
1
3.0
Having a pleasant sweet smell
1
9.9
Beginning to open and show flowers
1
2.0
Having a pattern of flowers, for example on a dress or card
A place covered with many flowers like a field in spring
Having many bright open flowers
Having open blossoms on the plant
A plant that produces many flowers
Having the shape, colour or smell of a flower
Decorated with flower shapes and patterns
Antonyms
How Flowery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blossomy comes from the simple word blossom ('a flower') plus the ending -y which means 'full of'. So a blossomy garden is one that is 'full of flowers' or that smells and looks like flowers.