white-flowered
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- adjective
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de flores blancas
- Common plants include sweet flag, water plantain, purple avens, blue iris, marsh marigold, sundrops, water smartweed, and several kinds of white-flowered aster.
- white-flowered vine
- white-flowered plant
- white-flowered solanum
Examples
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Many gardeners prefer the white-flowered variety of wildflowers for their elegant appearance.
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Blue-and-white-flowered asters line the road throughout autumn and until the end of the growing season.
Academic text (1998) -
My hand automatically smoothed the folds of my newly purchased red-and-white-flowered print dress.
Fiction book (1997) -
For example, if you had low magenta and low yellow, what you would end up with is a white flower with these very restricted spots of magenta and yellow.
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He next passed by the stand of walnut trees and wild oleander, which was white-flowered in the summer.
Fiction book (1991) -
It's a very feminine, blue-and-white flowered pattern on the spread, headboard, and draperies.
Fiction book (1992) -
The garden was beautiful in spring, especially with the white-flowered plants blooming everywhere.
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In the park, the white-flowered magnolia trees provided a stunning contrast to the vibrant green grass.
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Etymology
White-flowered combines white 'the colour' and flowered from flower 'bloom'. So, white-flowered simply means 'having white flowers', which you can remember like red-haired or blue-eyed, where a colour plus a thing describes someone or something.