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temple tree

 

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Noun temple tree has 1 sense
  1. pagoda tree, temple tree, Plumeria acutifolia - frangipani of India having an erect habit and conical form; grown in temple gardens
    --1 is a kind of frangipani, frangipanni

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Temple Tree

Noun (Botany):

A type of flowering tree commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions, known for its large and fragrant blossoms.

Sample Sentence: The temple tree in my backyard bloomed with vibrant pink flowers, filling the air with a sweet, delicate scent.

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Noun (Architecture):

A tree that is located within or close to a temple, often considered sacred and symbolizing spirituality.

Sample Sentence: The ancient temple in Kyoto is distinguished by its magnificent garden, where a graceful temple tree stands as a symbol of divine presence.

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Adjective:

Referring to anything related to a temple tree, either botanically or symbolically.

Sample Sentence: The painter depicted a serene landscape with temple tree petals gently falling, capturing the tranquility and spirituality of the scene.

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Verb:

To plant or nurture a temple tree, usually with the aim of creating an atmosphere of spiritual serenity.

Sample Sentence: The monks dedicated themselves to temple tree cultivation, believing that the presence of these beautiful trees would enhance the meditative experience for all who visited the monastery.

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