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for·syth·ia \fə(r)ˈsithēə, fȯ(r)- sometimes -ithēə\ noun Etymology: New Latin, from William Forsyth died 1804 British botanist + New Latin -ia 1. capitalized : a small genus of ornamental Asian and European shrubs (family Oleaceae) with opposite leaves and bright yellow bell-shaped flowers which appear before the leaves in early spring 2. -s : any plant of the genus Forsythia 3. -s often capitalized a. : a moderate orange yellow b. : a brilliant yellow
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