magnolia
/ˌmæɡnoʊˈliə/Definitions
1. noun
a large evergreen tree or shrub native to Asia and North America, having showy white or pink flowers and often used as an ornamental plant.
“Her grandmother’s garden featured a beautiful magnolia tree with vibrant pink flowers.”
2. noun
a type of flowering tree or shrub of the family Magnoliaceae.
“The magnolia is one of the most beautiful and fragrant flowering trees in the garden.”
3. proper noun
the state flower of Louisiana, USA.
“The magnolia is a symbol of the beauty and resilience of Louisiana.”