B2verbnatureemotions
US/ˈblɑː.səm/
UK/ˈblɒs.əm/
to produce flowers, or to develop and become more successful or attractive
In context
The cherry trees blossom in early April, and the whole park turns pink.
Their friendship blossomed into love over the summer.
She blossomed into a confident speaker after joining the debate club.
Words that go with blossom
verb + preposition
- blossom intoThe shy girl blossomed into a talented artist.
- blossom in springApple trees blossom in spring.
- blossom underChildren often blossom under a patient teacher.
adverb + verb
- fully blossomThe roses will fully blossom by June.
verb + adverb
- blossom beautifullyHer talent blossomed beautifully under his guidance.
- blossom quicklySmall businesses can blossom quickly in a busy area.