Synonym: blossom, flourish, flower, glow, thrive. Antonym: fade, shrivel, wither. Similar words: blooming, loom, gloomy, blood, glooming, bloody, blood clot, blood vessel. Meaning: [bluːm] 
n. 1. the organic process of bearing flowers 2. reproductive organ of angiosperm plants especially one having showy or colorful parts 3. the best time of youth 4. a rosy color (especially in the cheeks) taken as a sign of good health 5. the period of greatest prosperity or productivity 6. a powdery deposit on a surface. v. produce or yield flowers.
n. 1. the organic process of bearing flowers 2. reproductive organ of angiosperm plants especially one having showy or colorful parts 3. the best time of youth 4. a rosy color (especially in the cheeks) taken as a sign of good health 5. the period of greatest prosperity or productivity 6. a powdery deposit on a surface. v. produce or yield flowers. 
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(61) What a shape, what a neck, what a hand, and what a bloom on that lovely face!
(62) John Wesley Powell, a midwesterner, knew that all the private initiative in the world would never make it bloom.
(63) The village is also to enter the Tidy Britain and Britain in Bloom contests.
(64) Bloom paints a scathing portrait of Meinke in her memoirs.
(65) They are the wild flowers of our experience that are cultivated to bloom all our lives.
(66) But now she had an air of confidence a bloom on her skin[sentencedict.com], a light in her eyes.
(67) Since it was all in bloom, the yard was a riot of colour and scent.
(68) The only folks who know where the mushrooms bloom in the woods are native sons.
(69) The floor-covering near the doors was dulled with damp, like the bloom on a plum.
(70) Fire blight is treated with a streptomycin antibiotic during bloom.
(71) Saguaros in bloom, the glare of a horned owl and javelinas rooting for a bite to eat.
(72) The airport lights made smears of green and white bloom on its flanks.
(73) What Forest displayed at Elland Road were not green shoots of recovery but a field of talent in full bloom.
(74) Bright wedding-red flowers in full bloom stood cloistered on the steps.
(75) Her hair spread on the pillow and the flame-tree in bloom in the garden outside.
(76) There were marvellous flowerbeds, rose-gardens and herbaceous borders, well-established trees and shrubberies in full bloom. Sentencedict.com
(77) The flowers bloom in several shades, especially blue, pink and white.
(78) Light to moderate pruning after a period of bloom encourages bushy new growth.
(79) But it is hard to resist a plant once you see it burst forth in flawless bloom from the frozen ground.
(80) They were the only ones that I had forced into bloom this winter.
(81) The flowers in bloom upon the graves at the Cemetery were shot away.
(82) A further characteristic to aid a correct diagnosis is a marked shortening of the bloom stalks.
(83) They bloom virtually all year round, and some have interesting leaf colours or scents too.
(84) Is it the wide range of colours, the beauty of the bud opening into full bloom, or the scent?
(85) In a decade dominated by youth, London has burst into bloom.
(86) My house feels solid and safe and orderly; hyacinths and narcissus bloom indoors here even in the dead of winter.
(87) Bloom, Ursula Writing under a number of pseudonyms, Bloom has produced more than five hundred novels.
(88) Red and pink roses on the campus were in full bloom.
(89) It was quite another thing to build a dam, store the water, and make the desert bloom.
(90) The roses bloom into November, nourished by lots of rain.