burst into flower
Begin blooming quickly
To burst into flower is to bloom suddenly and profusely, typically describing plants that produce blossoms in a dramatic display: The cherry trees burst into flower overnight.
The phrase emphasizes the speed and abundance of flowering, as if the blooms appeared all at once.
Figuratively, it can describe anything that suddenly flourishes or reaches full expression: Her talent burst into flower in her twenties.
- radiateSend forth rays
- bud outProduce new growth
- effloresceTo burst into bloom
- bloomingProducing flowers now
- thriveFlourish with vigor
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