bloomingly

adverb6

1. •
   With or by flowers that are blooming.

   • But whether observed or not by the dust-loving eyes of vanity and fashion, nature goes silently and bloomingly on. — 1795
2. •
   In the bloom of health; flourishingly.

   • She little thinks how fatal are those charms she bears bloomingly into womanhood . — 1855
3. •
   Coming into full development or openness.

   • May He spare him to see throughout the land bloomingly flourish the good see he himself so sedulously sowed. — 1852
4. •
   While blossoming; in the process of blooming.

   • A rose-tree never appears so bloomingly lovely as when placed between two leafless thorns . — 1808
5. •
   Used as a mild intensifier

   • As she said this, Lady Lexley grew more bloomingly vicious; and, despite the opaque whiteness of Miss Harper's skin, a shade of green shot across her face. — 1865
6. •
   Redly; in a rosy manner.

   • An early writer on the poem remarked that his manuscript was "bloomingly erubricated with Latin quotations ." — 1910