evergreen oak

noun

1. any of several oaks, as the holm oak, having evergreen foliage.

Word History and Origins

Origin of evergreen oak¹

First recorded in 1675–85

Example Sentences

In the dusty vineyards, stout evergreen oaks stand forlornly, offering a moment of shade to sweating vineyard workers.

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California rivers were once flanked by giant forests of hardy, flood-resistant, evergreen oaks.

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There are evergreen oaks, spiky Italian cypress and plenty of chartreuse euphorbia.

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We now had great trees of ivy, we had the evergreen oak, and occasionally gigantic tulip-trees.

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On the opposite side of the valley is a forest of evergreen oak trees, but as I was unable to cross the river I could not say to what species they belonged.

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