Dictionary Entry

flowered

To put forth blooms.

In a Sentence

“This plant flowers in June.”

Origin

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Common Phrases

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Poetry examples for “flowered”

Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.

From home to Ludlow fair
Flowered on the first of May
In Mays when I was there;

And roofed it with bright bronze. Behind carved locks
Flowered the tall and sheltered flame. Without,
The baffled winds thrust at a column's bole.

And thereby, for a little gold,
A flowered future was unrolled.

The watchman sleeps within the town,
O leave thy lily-flowered bed,
O Lady mine come down, come down!

The watchman sleeps within the town,
O leave thy lily-flowered bed,
O Lady mine come down, come down!

She spired into a yellow flame;
She flowered in blossoms red;
She flowed into a foaming wave:

In a flowered dell the Lady Venus stood,
Amazed with sorrow. Down the morning one

Hasten, hand in human hand,
Down the dark, the flowered way,
Along the whiteness of the sand,

The story ended. Then the darkened air
Flowered as he lit his pipe; an aureole glowed
Enwreathed with smoke; the moment's match-light showed

Innocent children marching with them there,
Singing in flowered robes, "THE EARTH IS FREE":
While on the fair, deep-carved unfinished towers