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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fully blooming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is at its peak or most vibrant state, often in reference to flowers or other natural phenomena.
Example: "The garden was a sight to behold, with the roses fully blooming in the warm spring sun."
Alternatives: "in full bloom" or "at peak bloom".
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As expected, this date falls in the time period on which we observed that the cultivated field was fully blooming.
Disease resistance response protein (OnDRRP) was expressed in fully blooming flowers and Expansin (OnExpansin) was highly expressed in the lip (labellum) extending stage.
Purchase (or pick from the garden) flowers that are close to fully blooming, and keep them in water before you make the corsage.
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When she walked into the room, it was like an exquisitely formed flower had suddenly opened in front of my eyes, fully bloomed.
He said he got discouraged at times when certain flowers did not fully bloom, but we say it was well worth the effort.
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