Definition for Bloom:

• To be in a state of healthful, growing youth and vigor; to show beauty and freshness, as of flowers; to give promise, as by or with flowers.

Synonyms for Bloom:

• n.

  •
  • get ahead,
  • succeed,
  • thrive.
  •
  • choke.
  •
  • flowery.
  •
  • fitness,
  • mental health,
  • well-being.
  •
  • scabby.
  •beauty (noun)
  • exquisiteness,
  • good looks,
  • handsomeness.
  •bloom (noun)
  • heyday,
  • peak,
  • flower,
  • efflorescence,
  • blossom,
  • blooming,
  • bloom of youth.
  •blossom (noun)
  • Floweret,
  • inflorescence.
  •flower (noun)
  • opening,
  • flourishing.
  •health (noun)
  • healthiness,
  • heartiness,
  • Eupepsia.
  •salad days (noun)
  • prime of life.

• v.

  •flower; flourish (verb)
  • be in flower,
  • tassel out,
  • fare well,
  • wax,
  • fructify,
  • develop,
  • burst.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • effloresce,
  • germinate,
  • Complexioned,
  • boutonniere,
  • blotchy,
  • posy,
  • transpire,
  • burgeon,
  • freckled,
  • prosper,
  • Complected.
  •
  • buttonhole,
  • pod,
  • stick.
  •
  • shaft.
  •
  • spray,
  • grow.
  •
  • sting,
  • sprout.
  •
  • bar.
  •
  • come out.
  •
  • come up.
  •
  • bear.
  •
  • blow.
  •
  • open.
  •
  • clear.
  •
  • run.
  •color
  • Crimsoning.
  •prosper
  • make good,
  • boom.

Paraphrases for Bloom:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    proliferation.
  • Verb, base form
    hatch, prosper.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    flowering.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    flowering, algae, blossoming.
  • Verb, base form
    flourish.

Antonyms for Bloom:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    decay, decline, wilting, sallowness, greenishness, paleness, Shriveling, wanness, whiteness, bottom, downfall, withering, pallor, greenness, pallidness.

• v.

  • flower; flourish
    die, stop, decline, halt, wither, end, shrink, lose, shrivel, fail.

Homophones for Bloom:

• blum, blume.

Hypernym for Bloom:

• v.

  • change
    effloresce, burst forth.

Hyponym for Bloom:

• n.

  • process
    biological process, organic process.

• v.

  • change
    develop.