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remontant

[ ri-mon-tuhnt ]
/ rɪˈmɒn tənt /

adjective

(of certain roses) blooming more than once in a season.

noun

a remontant rose.

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Origin of remontant

1880–85; <French, present participle of remonter to remount

Words nearby remontant

remodeling, remonetize, remonstrance, remonstrant, remonstrate, remontant, remontoir, remora, remorse, remorseful, remorseless
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Example sentences from the Web for remontant

  • If the remontant types are interspersed throughout your garden you need never, between May and October, look for a rose in vain.

    Making a Rose Garden|Henry H. Saylor

  • This applies more particularly to the Remontant, Moss, and June roses.

    Parsons on the Rose|Samuel Browne Parsons

  • I'll make your talent blossom again in your autumn days, like a remontant rose.

    Creditors; Pariah|August Strindberg

  • They are probably hybrids, as they remontant, while the original species blooms but once.

    Parsons on the Rose|Samuel Browne Parsons

British Dictionary definitions for remontant

remontant
/ (rɪˈmɒntənt) /

adjective

(esp of cultivated roses) flowering more than once in a single season

noun

a rose having such a growth

Word Origin for remontant

C19: from French: coming up again, from remonter; see remount
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