greening

[gree-ning]

noun

1. any variety of apple whose skin is green when ripe.

2. the return or revival of youthful characteristics.

   the greening of America.

greening

/ ˈɡriːnɪŋ /

noun

1. the process of making or becoming more aware of environmental considerations

Word History and Origins

Origin of greening¹

First recorded in 1590–1600; green + -ing ¹

Word History and Origins

Origin of greening¹

C20: from _green (sense 13)

Example Sentences

Ms Brankin has urged the Chancellor to retain this tax benefit of companies "greening" their vehicle fleets.

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“The overarching goal is, how can we maximize these investments that we’re making in school greening?”

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One problem with greening is that it reduces sugar content, making oranges less sweet.

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An atmosphere slightly richer in CO2 doesn’t only produce ocean acidification, it also speeds plant growth and terrestrial greening.

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The plan puts to use $58 million that was allocated for outdoor education initiatives such as greening in June 2022 and relies on grants as well as other funding avenues.

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