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burgeons

 

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Verb burgeon has 1 sense
  1. burgeon - grow and flourish; "The burgeoning administration"; "The burgeoning population"
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Term: Burgeons

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: (Intransitive) To begin to grow or develop rapidly; to flourish.

Example Sentence 1: The young entrepreneur's business burgeons within a short span of time.

Example Sentence 2: Spring is the season when nature burgeons with colorful flowers and lush greenery.

Sense 2: (Intransitive) To put forth buds, leaves, or greenery; to sprout.

Example Sentence 3: After the rainfall, the plants in the garden burgeoned, revealing their vibrant blossoms.

Example Sentence 4: The trees in the park burgeon with new leaves, creating a refreshing canopy of shade.

Sense 3: (Transitive) To cause to grow or develop; to stimulate the growth of something.

Example Sentence 5: Adequate sunlight and water supply burgeon the growth of healthy crops.

Example Sentence 6: The new government policy aims to burgeon economic development by attracting foreign investments.

Usage:

  • Burgeons can be used to describe the rapid growth of businesses, populations, or ideas.
  • It can also refer to the sprouting of plants or the development and improvement of something.

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