IPA: /ˈkɔːrɪm/
KK: /ˈkɔrɪm/
A type of flower cluster that has a flat top, where the individual flower stems grow upward from different points on the main stem to about the same height.
The garden was filled with beautiful corymbs of colorful flowers.
Corymb → It originates from the Greek word "korymbos" (κορύμβος), meaning a cluster or a head of flowers. The word describes a type of flower cluster where the outer flowers bloom first, creating a layered appearance.
Imagine a cluster of flowers where the outer ones bloom first, just like the Greek word 'korymbos' suggests a head or cluster.