effloresce

• Verbe signifiant s'épanouir, fleurir ou atteindre un état de plein développement et de maturité, souvent utilisé au sens botanique ou figuré.

A verb meaning to burst into bloom or to reach a state of full development or maturity, often used in botanical or figurative contexts.

1. To bloom or flowerC2formal

   To burst into bloom; to produce flowers.

   S'épanouir (en parlant d'une fleur)

   • The cherry trees effloresce in early spring.
   • The garden effloresced with vibrant colors after the rain.
   • Roses effloresce beautifully in this climate.

   Synonymesbloomblossomflower

   Antonymesdiefadewither

2. To develop or flourishC2formal

   To reach an optimum stage of development; to blossom or thrive.

   s'épanouir

   • Her talent effloresced under the guidance of a great mentor.
   • The city's culture effloresced during the Renaissance.
   • His creativity effloresced after he moved to the countryside.

   Synonymesbloomblossomdevelopflourishflowergrowmatureprosperthrive

   Antonymesdeclinedeterioratefadestagnatewither

3. Chemical efflorescenceC2formalscientific

   To become powdery or crystalline on the surface due to loss of water of crystallization.

   Efflorescence (chimie)

   • The salt effloresced on the walls of the old building.
   • Certain minerals effloresce when exposed to dry air.
   • The chemical compound effloresced into a white powder.

   Synonymesbloomcrystallizepowder