Bloom and Fruit

Bloom

Bloom verb - To produce flowers.

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Fruit and bloom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fruit" instead a verb "Bloom".

Nearby Words: blooming, bloomed, bloomer, bloomy

Fruit verb - Bear fruit.

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Bloom and fruit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bloom" instead a verb "Fruit".

Nearby Words: fruitful, fruitless, fruity, fruition, fruitage

particular	particular bloom	particular fruit
certain	certain bloom	certain fruit
original	original bloom	original fruit
large	large bloom	large fruit
Other adjectives: cute, new, smaller.

In "The Fairy Quite Contrary" good fairy Svelta blesses the newborn Princess Irena with the gift that wherever she goes, flowers will bloom and trees bear ripe fruit.

Source: Fertile Feet
With the Dark One causing massive famine throughout the world, Rand's first act after undergoing major Epiphany Therapy and a Split-Personality Merge is to visit a farmer whose apple trees have spontaneously withered to rapidly bloom and bear fruit over a matter of minutes.

Source: Miracle Food
For example, the most important characters who come from said family are named Applejack note a drink made with apples, Apple Bloom note referring to the flowers that grow on the tree before the fruit, Big MacIntosh note a kind of apple, and Granny Smith note another kind of apple.

Source: Edible Theme Naming aka: Food Theme Naming

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