| In that time they begin to effloresce, and to throw out a reddish matter on their surface. |
| Somewhere at the foot of his brain, an understanding was beginning to effloresce with the sea's water, under the sun. |
| Unlike the generality of ugly heroines, you will not see me develop and effloresce into beauty toward the end of my story. |
| Do I, from scholar, effloresce into literary man, author by profession? |
| A great deal of chemical action then commences, salts of various kinds effloresce on the surface, and the mass becomes hard. |
| Gilbert's style is comparable: long paragraphs effloresce with superabundant detail. |
