1. Plural of passionflower; tropical or subtropical climbing vines or shrubs with distinctive, showy flowers that have a corona of colorful filaments.
Usage: Commonly used in gardening and botany contexts; Often grown as ornamental plants

Examples

• The garden was filled with vibrant passionflowers that attracted butterflies and hummingbirds.
• Passionflowers are popular in tropical landscaping because of their exotic appearance.
• She planted passionflowers along the fence to create a natural screen.
• The passionflowers bloomed in shades of purple, pink, and white.
• Many species of passionflowers produce edible passion fruit.
• Gardeners appreciate passionflowers for their unique, intricate flower structure.