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bouquet
noun
Pronunciation: /buːˈkeɪ/

Definition:

1. A carefully arranged bunch of flowers, typically presented as a gift or used for decoration.

2. A collection of various elements arranged harmoniously, particularly in relation to scents or flavours.

Example Sentences:

• She received a stunning bouquet of roses for her birthday.

• The bouquet of spices in the dish added depth to the overall flavour.

Origin:
Late Middle English, from the Old French bouquet, meaning 'a small, delicate bunch'.