beautiful and charming; bright and pretty

To compete for beauty or to show off one's loveliness, often describing flowers or beautiful scenes.

flowers of all kinds bloom in a riot of color, competing in beauty; metaphorically used to describe many talented people showing their skills at once or many beautiful things developing through competition

bright, colorful, and beautiful in appearance

to contend for supreme beauty; used especially when describing flowers, scenery, or art

(idiom) to display every possible charm and beauty; to be exquisitely beautiful. Originally used to describe the charms of women, it now also refers to the exceptional beauty of scenery or literary works.

to compete in brilliance and beauty; to strive for splendor and charm

(literary) the beautiful and the ugly; beauty and ugliness

the beautiful and the ugly

(literary) to look gaunt or waste away due to grief and sorrow

(variant form) slender, elegant, and beautiful

(literary) sunny, warm, and beautiful, specifically describing weather and scenery

delicate and beautiful in a refined way

delicate, elegant, and pretty; graceful and beautiful