To cause to bloom or flower; to make something blossom or reach full development and beauty.
Formed from the prefix 'em-' plus 'bloom,' combining the cause-making prefix with the noun for flowering. The pattern mirrors other em- verbs that transform nouns into actions.
Shakespeare and his contemporaries loved em- verbs to show transformation and bringing things to life—'embloom' captures the magic of making something flourish from potential into gorgeous reality.
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