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Noun mountain rose has 1 sense
  1. mountain rose, Rosa pendulina - European alpine rose with crimson flowers
    --1 is a kind of rose

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Term: Mountain Rose

Description:

Mountain Rose refers to a type of delicate and captivating flower that typically grows in mountainous regions. Known for its mesmerizing beauty and captivating fragrance, the Mountain Rose is often used in various cultural and decorative purposes. This term can also refer to a company or brand specializing in organic and natural products, particularly herbal and essential oil blends.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Noun: A beautiful flower found in mountainous regions, known for its captivating beauty and fragrance. "The Mountain Rose is revered for its vibrant color and enchanting aroma."
  2. Noun: A company or brand specializing in organic and natural products, particularly herbal and essential oil blends. "I love using products from Mountain Rose for their high-quality and sustainable ingredients."
  3. Adjective: Describing something related to the Mountain Rose flower or the company/products associated with it. "She adorned herself with a mountain rose-inspired necklace."
  4. Verb: The act of cultivating or growing Mountain Rose flowers. "He dedicated his time to mountain rose farming."

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