wildflower
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- noun
- /ˈwaɪldˌflaʊər/
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flor silvestre
- I was driving up today from San Diego and the wildflowers on the hillsides are just beautiful this year.
- wildflower photography
- photograph wildflowers
- grasses and wildflowers
They're great for, you know, wildflower bouquets, quite beautiful.
- They're great for, you know, wildflower bouquets, quite beautiful.
- In the cracks of the prison, something bloomed, A field of wildflowers imposed on a night sky.
- When was the last time you felt grass between your toes or ran down of a field of wildflowers?
- I can't remember what wildflower these are, but they're the same thing as as the daisies here.
- You make the you come out and then you come back and you see, you see the world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wildflower.
- We danced that space of peace with a list of wildflowers seen a century of June's ago.
- Not with palms and ferns, but palms, ferns and flowering trees, deciduous trees, flowering plants, wildflowers.
Examples
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Surrounded by trees and fields of wildflowers.
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I'm picking wildflowers.
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We can make a garden where every sort of wildflower grows.
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Well, that's every wildflower from my house to your house.
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Those wildflowers, they grow up near the lake.
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When I was a kid, these fields were covered with wildflowers.
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In early September, the native wildflower display should add a showy backdrop for the facility's animal collection.
Academic text (2004) -
There is an abundance of wildlife in the park, and the wildflowers and fungi are plentiful.
Academic text (1999) -
The day before Easter, Ipa stood on a hillside gathering bouquets of wildflowers for the sunrise ceremony.
Fiction book (1995) -
In the spring, the hills are alive with colorful wildflowers that attract many butterflies.
Synonyms
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A flower that grows naturally without being planted by people
Antonyms
How Natural
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wildflower is a simple combination of wild ('untamed' or 'in the wild') and flower ('bloom'), so it literally means a bloom that grows naturally without being planted.