No. 9,364 in French
devenues
"Devenues" means "become" (feminine plural past participle of "devenir").
In a sentence
Les fleurs sont devenues magnifiques après la pluie.
The flowers became beautiful after the rain.
Here, 'devenues' is the past participle of 'devenir' agreeing in gender and number with the feminine plural subject 'fleurs'.
Elles sont devenues expertes en art après des années de pratique.
They became experts in art after years of practice.
In this case, 'devenues' matches the feminine plural subject 'elles' and denotes the transformation or development over time.
Ces idées sont devenues centrales dans leur réflexion.
These ideas became central in their reflection.
The word 'devenues' here aligns with 'idées,' indicating a change or adoption of central importance.
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