noun
Etymology
Origin of greenery
Example Sentences
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They've gone for a more polished look - suits, ties, long dresses - but also with a bit of greenery.
From BBC
Like, you’re not really out in nature, but there’s a lot of greenery.
From Los Angeles Times
The center is bursting with greenery – plants that are cared for by the workers themselves.
From Los Angeles Times
“There’s a lot of research that says that a relationship to greenery and nature is something that lowers stress levels and is relaxing,” Pelli says.
Dawn hasn’t even broken, but I can still see the thick trees, lively greenery, bold architecture, and bright billboards that line the roads.
From Literature
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