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Meanings of flowered in English
Usage of flowered in English
1
Meanwhile, a different form of vote manipulation had flowered in the South.
2
Come walk with me among the flowered paths and we shall talk.
3
Then violence flowered again & he became a novelist of burning actuality.
4
In three out of the four pots, the crossed plants flowered first.
5
The most brilliant people of all time flowered in madhouses and prisons.
6
The common swainsona is white-flowered; but there is a good rose-colored variety.
7
At this instant a gondolier in a flowered jacket entered the vestibule.
8
It is a new dress, light blue with a delicate flowered pattern.
9
Father took the flowered milk-jug and filled the little tumblers with beer.
10
Such impressive commitment has flowered out of a desolate place inside him.
11
The Reverend Dr. Drew bounced into the room and flowered into speech:
12
The gilt-framed chairs were upholstered in pink-and-white-flowered brocade, with polished brass tacks.
13
The magic sparked and poofed, and several dozen flowered hand towels materialized.
14
Dark dull-green and red flowered dress, giving the appearance of tattered brocade.
15
Out of the little Umbrian Madonna had flowered a lovely Roman lady:
16
It had high posts and curtains and valance of pale-blue flowered chintz.
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Flowered through the time
Flowered across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common