burgeon in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

To burgeon means to begin to grow or increase rapidly; to flourish.

The city’s tech industry began to burgeon after the introduction of new startup incubators.
As spring approached, flowers started to burgeon in vibrant colors across the landscape.
Her interest in painting began to burgeon during her time in art school.
With the right conditions, the small business managed to burgeon into a thriving enterprise.
The community's efforts to clean up the park helped the local wildlife to burgeon once again.
Interest in sustainable living continues to burgeon among younger generations.
His ideas for improving the project began to burgeon after several brainstorming sessions.
As more people became aware of the benefits, the organic food market began to burgeon rapidly.
The popularity of the festival seemed to burgeon each year, attracting visitors from far and wide.
Her confidence began to burgeon as she received positive feedback on her presentations.