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wildflower
or wild flow·er
[ wahyld-flou-er ]
noun
- the flower of a plant that normally grows in fields, forests, etc., without deliberate cultivation.
- the plant itself.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wildflower1
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Example Sentences
“I always want to be a sort of bad-ass, and I always come out smelling like a wildflower,” she told me.
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He picks a wildflower nudging its face through calloused stone and watches the juice break onto forward skin.
From Project Gutenberg
And he also loved to look at Sun Cloud, who possessed all of that rare wildflower beauty sometimes given to the northern Crees.
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Here is more "May-flower" or marsh marigold; let us take some; it will make a bright show in our wildflower cluster.
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"If you know anything simpler than a wildflower, I'd like to be shown it," retorted Blue Bonnet.
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Suddenly this lovely wildflower of the mountains disappeared.
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