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Definition of efflorescence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantTECH. production of flowersTECH.
- The efflorescence of the garden was breathtaking.
2.
figurativeRare rapid flowering of a culture or civilizationRare
- The Renaissance was an efflorescence of art and science.
3.
chemistryTECH. crystalline deposit on surfaces, often saltsTECH.
- Efflorescence appeared on the brick wall due to moisture evaporation..
4.
rapid growthRare bursting forth or floweringRare
- Spring brings the efflorescence of nature.
Images of efflorescence

production of flowers
Origin of efflorescence
Latin, efflorescere (to bloom)
Examples of efflorescence in a sentence
The artist captured the efflorescence in vivid colors. The city's cultural efflorescence attracted many artists. Efflorescence of ideas marked the intellectual era. The old building showed signs of efflorescence on its walls. Efflorescence can damage the aesthetics of concrete surfaces. The garden showed an efflorescence of colors.
Efflorescence of ideas marked the conference.
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- French:efflorescence, épanouissement, ...
- German:Blütenpracht, Blütezeit, ...
- Italian:efflorescenza, fioritura, ...
- Spanish:floración, auge, ...
- Portuguese:floração, eflorescência, ...
- Chinese:开花, 繁荣, ...
- Japanese:開花, 文化の開花, ...
- Arabic:إِزْهار, ازْدِهَار, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרִיחָה, פְּרִיחָה, ...
- Russian:цветение, эффлоресценция, ...
- Ukrainian:цвітіння, розквіт, ...
- Hindi:फूलना, विकास, ...
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