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Definition of cleome in English: cleomenoun klɪˈəʊmiklēˈōmē A plant of a chiefly tropical genus which includes the spider flower, noted for their long stamens. Genus Cleome, family Capparidaceae Example sentencesExamples - Tall, white cleome accent the center of each bed.
- Late-spring-to-frost annuals include the numerous sun coleuses, cleomes, periwinkles and zinnias.
- Impatiens and cleomes are two longtime favorites of the summer garden.
- Tall flowers, like cleome and tithonias, are planted on the outside of the fence, concealing the utilitarian purpose of the garden.
- Deep red love-lies-bleeding and cherry pink cleome flank cosmos in pink and rose shades.
Origin Modern Latin, from Greek, denoting a different plant. Definition of cleome in US English: cleomenounklēˈōmē A plant of a chiefly tropical genus that includes the spider flower. Cleomes are noted for their long stamens. Genus Cleome, family Capparidaceae Example sentencesExamples - Deep red love-lies-bleeding and cherry pink cleome flank cosmos in pink and rose shades.
- Impatiens and cleomes are two longtime favorites of the summer garden.
- Tall, white cleome accent the center of each bed.
- Tall flowers, like cleome and tithonias, are planted on the outside of the fence, concealing the utilitarian purpose of the garden.
- Late-spring-to-frost annuals include the numerous sun coleuses, cleomes, periwinkles and zinnias.
Origin Modern Latin, from Greek, denoting a different plant. |