Sentence examples for Burgeon from inspiring English sources
The word 'Burgeon' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is growing, increasing, or expanding quickly. Example: The company's profits have been burgeoning over the past decade.
verb
To grow or expand.
- Gradually, the town burgeoned into a thriving city.
But as Web pages burgeon with ever more complex designs and fancy features to show information, writers of HTML are starting to feel as if they are trying to do calculus with an abacus.
Oilfield-service companies started to burgeon in the 1980s when big companies thought it wise to outsource drilling and other aspects of production.
Expect the black market to burgeon again.
In many recent carpets, based to a degree upon French carpet patterns, the border design is allowed to burgeon out into the field or exists only as a rococo frame for the carpet.
The last American combat troops departed in December, 2011, leaving behind an array of unresolved problems that, after a period of relative calm, have begun to burgeon again.
Flannery relates horrifying tales of the staggering amount of gelatinous, infrastructure-clogging tonnage currently in the ocean because over-fishing and other ecological changes have allowed jellyfish populations to burgeon out of control.
Although it matters more that readers like us, and that our burgeoning circulation continues to...burgeon, it's nice to be recognised by peers (especially those who want to kill us off).
The capital's burgeoning population, upon their decease, were filling up its small churchyards, burial grounds and vaults.
Ten years ago, Starbucks stores were opening on every corner, followed by the burgeoning industry of artisan coffee roasters.
Burgeoning stars like RaeLynn, Cassadee Pope and Danielle Bradbery all got their start on The Voice under Shelton's mentoring, and The Voice has learned how to generate the same heartland appeal that Idol once understood in how it presents its contestants to the public.
"We will create a judicial system that is fair and this will prove our commitment to the rule of law," Jehani said of his country's burgeoning post-revolutionary administration.
