Bloom
Bloom verb - To produce flowers.
Usage example: forsythias only bloom at the beginning of spring
Wither
Wither verb - To lose liveliness, force, or freshness.
Usage example: the old man seemed to wither suddenly upon turning 80
Nearby Word: withering
Common collocations
| flowers | bloom flowers | wither flowers |
Both words in one sentence
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In the Name of the Moon:Yukiko: The maidens who risk their lives to fight... Tsukiko: ...the sisters who struggles agains the wind... Hanako: ...and the girls who bloom and wither with the flowers!
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I have seen empires bloom and wither and die.
Source: Comic Book / DC One Million -
Fertile Feet: The forest god's footsteps don't just make plants bloom; they immediately wither away as it passes.
Source: Anime / Princess Mononoke
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