Synonyms for budding
ˈbʌd ɪŋbud·ding

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1. buddingadjective

   reproduction of some unicellular organisms (such as yeasts) by growth and specialization followed by the separation by constriction of a part of the parent

   Antonyms:
   developed

2. buddingadjective

   beginning to develop

   "a budding genius"

   Antonyms:
   developed

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1. buddingnoun

   Synonyms:
   gemmification, bourgeoning, gemmation

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1. List of paraphrases for "budding":

   sprouting, aspiring, nascent, fledgling, incipient, emerging

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1. Some CEOs:

   Nooyi's biography is itself evidence of the power of allowing US-educated immigrants to remain working in the country. Born and raised in India, Indra Nooyi enrolled at the Yale School of Management, became a naturalized US citizen and rose to the highest echelons of American corporate life.Some CEOs also used the dinner as an opportunity to raise their concerns with the President about the effect of his budding trade war with major US trading partners.Trump told Macron EU worse than China on trade.

2. John Keats:

   There is a budding morrow in midnight.

3. Alexandria Lafci:

   We seem to just accept that there will always be homelessness or there will always be people who don't have any access to education or water, we have some of the brightest minds and we have the most promising technology in Silicon Valley working on elite problems. How can we rethink and reshape existing and budding technology toward these more pressing issues ?

4. Don Hess:

   For the sap to keep running we need warm days followed by cold nights, below freezing, to drive the sap down and keep the trees from budding, if it doesn’t get cold again, I’m done.

5. Timothy Bono:

   The beauty of a budding rosebud or a magnificent oak tree captures our attention and can provide peaceful diversion from our otherwise busy, stressful and fast-paced lives, if we're feeling down and unmotivated, a simple 10-minute walk outside may be just what we need to elevate our mood and catch a second wind for the work we have remaining in the day.