florescence

IPA: fɫɔrˈɛsʌns

Examples of "florescence" in Sentences

Gigantism during the florescence of adaptive release and dwarfism later as resources are maxed out?
I was sitting on the floor with my back resting against the tub, washed in florescence, the door closed and locked.
The low-watt florescence lights, the sweet edgy smells, the greetings with hands so dry they feel like crushed autumn leaves.
Still, The Farm coalesced during the florescence of gay liberation, and so Stephen's virtual silence on the subject proves historically significant. 19
"This is the florescence and each one of these is a seed," noted Indupulapati Rao who is studying Brachiaria at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) in Cali, the third largest city in Colombia.
But this florescence of mass bohemianism did not occur in a political vacuum; the counterculture, with its half-conscious invention of new forms of masculinity, was one element of the thriving social-movement sector of the United States in the 1960s and 1970s.
Although, like Crash, Lord Horror is composed in conventional narrative, it is not what it seems; it is an intricate tableau, or rather a series of tableaux, a florescence from a central idea, which we expanded into picaresque forms that really make no overall narrative sense.