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Effloresce (Verb)

Come into or as if into flower; "These manifestations effloresced in the past".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

As she read the book, her inner strength began to effloresce and guide her decisions.
The sudden boom in the economy allowed the city's arts scene to effloresce and flourish.
Her creativity effloresced as she traveled the world, discovering new cultures and meeting fascinating people.
The style of art that they became known for began to effloresce in each brushstroke, telling a unique story.
The passionate speeches of the young activist seemed to effloresce into widespread social movements across the country.

Become encrusted with crystals due to evaporation.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

Saline lakes often effloresce as water evaporates, leaving salt deposits on their surfaces.
In areas of high evaporation, rocks may effloresce with layers of crystalline salt over time.
As groundwater rose to the surface, the deposits began to effloresce, forming a crust of salt crystals.
Under the hot desert sun, the basin's surface slowly began to effloresce, revealing an intricate pattern of salt crystals.
Over time, the soil had begun to effloresce, forming a crunchy layer of crystalline minerals.

Assume crystalline form; become crystallized.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The chemical solution began to effloresce as it cooled, forming a crystalline structure at its surface.
The salt in the water started to effloresce when the mixture reached the ideal temperature, taking the shape of beautiful crystals.
Researchers carefully controlled the laboratory conditions to encourage the substance to effloresce, resulting in highly ordered crystals.
The crystals in the cave took thousands of years to effloresce, creating an awe-inspiring sight of sparkling beauty and fragility.
Over time, the mineral-laden water caused the stone to effloresce, covering its surface in delicate, lace-like crystals.