reblooms
/riˈblumz/
verb
- Third person singular present of rebloom: flowers or blossoms again.
- The orchid reblooms every year with proper care.
- My lavender plant reblooms after the first harvest.
- This variety of rose reblooms in late summer.
- Third person singular present of rebloom: experiences a renewed period of activity or success.
- The local economy reblooms when tourists return each spring.
- Her confidence reblooms after she receives positive feedback.
- The festival reblooms every decade with new traditions.
noun
- Plural of rebloom: instances of a plant flowering again.
- The reblooms of the daisies were smaller but just as cheerful.
- The garden had two reblooms this year, one in spring and one in fall.
- Gardeners often track the reblooms of their perennials.