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Pronunciation

/bəˈzʌm/

Noun: (1) The innermost part of a person’s chest, considered a symbol of intimacy or affection. “She shared her troubles with me on her bosom.” (2) A close relationship or friendship. “We’ve been friends since childhood, sharing our deepest thoughts on each other’s bosom.”
Verb: (1) To place something close to the heart or with great affection. “She bosomed the child protectively.” (2) To confide in or seek comfort from someone. “He felt safe enough to bosom his secrets with his best friend.”

“Bosom friendship” refers to a strong bond between friends.
“To open one’s bosom to someone” means to reveal oneself emotionally or physically.
“As close as bosom brothers” describes people who are very close and supportive.

Noun: “She wore a necklace that held a locket containing a lock of her child’s hair, a precious keepsake she kept close to her bosom.”
Verb: “After a long day, he returned home to find solace and understanding on his wife’s bosom.”
Implied Verb: “Their hearts had always been open, allowing them to share their joys and sorrows without hesitation.”