rebloomed
/riˈblumd/
verb
- Past tense of rebloom: flowered or blossomed again.
- The cherry tree rebloomed after the unexpected frost passed.
- Last year, the lavender rebloomed in late summer.
- The garden rebloomed beautifully after the gardener added fertilizer.
- Past tense of rebloom: experienced a renewed period of activity or success.
- The small town rebloomed as a tourist destination.
- The historic theater rebloomed after its renovation.
- Her interest in painting rebloomed when she joined a local art class.
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adjective
- Having bloomed again; describing a plant that has flowered a second time.
- The rebloomed roses were even more vibrant than the first batch.
- She admired the rebloomed orchids on the windowsill.
- The rebloomed garden attracted many butterflies.
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