Pronunciation: /fʊl bluːm/
noun the state or period of greatest beauty, freshness, or vigor
A1 The flowers are in full bloom.
A2 The garden is beautiful with all the flowers in full bloom.
B1 The park was a stunning sight with the cherry blossoms in full bloom.
B2 The countryside is breathtaking with the fields of sunflowers in full bloom.
C1 The botanical garden is a paradise with all the different flowers in full bloom.
C2 The orchard is a mesmerizing sight with the apple trees in full bloom.
adjective in the state of full bloom
A1 The flowers are in full bloom in the garden.
A2 The cherry blossoms are in full bloom this spring.
B1 The roses are in full bloom, filling the air with their sweet fragrance.
B2 The garden is in full bloom, showcasing a variety of colorful flowers.
C1 The botanical garden is in full bloom, attracting visitors from all over.
C2 The countryside is in full bloom, with fields of vibrant wildflowers stretching as far as the eye can see.
formal The garden was a sight to behold with all the flowers in full bloom.
informal The park looks amazing right now with all the flowers in full bloom.
slang Dude, the backyard is poppin' with all the flowers in full bloom!
figurative Her talent was in full bloom during the performance.
bloomed
full blooms
fuller bloom
fullest bloom
is in full bloom
will be in full bloom
has been in full bloom
is blooming in full
full bloom
full bloom
to bloom fully
blooming fully
blossoming fully