How to pronounce “burgeoning” in English

this burgeoning campus protest movement that was developing at the time, that was centered around anti-sweatshop labor,

a burgeoning movement towards small farms, towards farmers' markets.

my burgeoning interest in sex but by the time I was actually having sex after moving to san francisco in the early

We had a burgeoning relationship with Facebook.

and then the burgeoning of neuroscience as a discipline, which took all the basic neuroscience approaches and focused them on the brain.

But there is just this burgeoning creativity that's inside of us.

I hear Shanghai has a burgeoning jazz world.

But since he has these burgeoning powers, it's kind of the first time Batman has a chance to kind of get in early on the ground floor on a new hero.

It is just this incredible burgeoning of an ecosystem of people organizing clubs, creating book groups, creating civics 101 courses,

And she knew a little bit about my film that was burgeoning at that point.

So there's that emerging sense of the fallacy of the burgeoning middle class in developing countries,

fragile supply chains that nevertheless are really robust against even the burgeoning climate problems of long-distance shipping, and so on.

Police chiefs -- it's amazing how often they describe burgeoning crime waves shortly before they have to have their budgets approved by city

Even though not each of those companies is thought of as riding a wave of burgeoning change, that was my personal career

Her eyes, even under the gossamer of burgeoning cataracts, were a pair of darting, glimmering circles, that were abnormally large for her face,

You know, your sense of humor is burgeoning.

other Hobbies you have that don't make it into the strip or or some burgeoning ones that might yeah I get asked that

And the few guys that did, who had little burgeoning criminal records, it was nothing, no felonies, but when they were wrongly convicted,

So I started reading up on diseases and learning everything I could because I wanted to shift to burgeoning obsession over to understanding.

And curiously enough, that did not apply to sort of the burgeoning internet, at that time, and the web, which was about to be born,

So there may be some areas where this burgeoning movement is wrong.

And so now this network of 15 organizations across the country is nurturing 35 burgeoning organizations,

Certainly, for students, a lot of the time-- criminology is burgeoning in universities now, hence people being able to punt textbooks.

And obviously, you were involved in this kind of stuff, or at least burgeoning into this stuff when you were in Australia.

On the other hand, for undeveloped countries or developing countries, they have invested a lot in their burgeoning

China, maybe, India, Brazil, some of these burgeoning, growing economies.

But when I came out actually to California here, I went to Stanford, talked to other people in the burgeoning personal computer industry, the people blew my mind.

Joel Bennett had a gentle smile, and a truck full of saws, vice grips, files, and other tools to use in a burgeoning carpentry and cabinet making business.

Now I think what a crazy alchemy, LSD, Eastern mysticism, the burgeoning technology of IBM,

We met someone who worked at the Cosmopolitan who was instrumental in creating an independent music scene, or burgeoning one in Vegas.

And that will move her, in the next ten years, and people like her into a burgeoning lower middle class in places like Kenya, which is just now

Then in the '50's, and this is, this is fine, so actually America had a very burgeoning comics industry; so did Europe; so did Japan.