Blooming

/ˈbluːmɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Present participle of 'bloom', meaning to produce flowers or to flourish.

The flowers are blooming brilliantly in the spring sunshine.

To come into or be in a state of perfection; to undergo an intense period of growth or development.

Over the years, the company has been blooming in the digital market.

adjective

Flourishing, thriving, or producing flowers; full of life and vitality.

The blooming garden was a riot of colors, attracting many visitors.

In a state of growth or development, often used to describe young people or ideas that are flourishing.

She is a blooming artist, gaining recognition for her unique style.

Used intensively as an intensifier to convey strong emotions or states.

He was blooming angry when he found out someone had borrowed his car without asking.

From the verb 'bloom' with the suffix '-ing' indicating the present participle or gerund.

blooming marvelous

Used to express something that is exceptionally good or exciting.

blooming idiot

A slang term for a foolish person.

blooming good

Used to emphasize that something is very good.

bloom

The process of producing flowers.

blossom

The flower of a plant.

flourish

To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way.

Very good or impressive.

That concert was blooming incredible!

Used as an intensifier to express annoyance.

I'm blooming tired of this nonsense!