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verdant
/ ˈvɜːdənt /
adjective
- covered with green vegetation
- (of plants, etc) green in colour
- immature or unsophisticated; green
Derived Forms
- ˈverdancy, noun
- ˈverdantly, adverb
Other Words From
- verdan·cy noun
- verdant·ly adverb
- un·verdant adjective
- un·verdant·ly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of verdant1
Example Sentences
Certain scents are often linked to the bustling streets of downtown or the verdant banks of the L.A.
Undeterred, he has been taking children from his community, often stuck living in unimaginable urban squalor, to experience Nairobi’s verdant parks and expose them to green spaces.
With its its powdery pastel colors, zigzag metal canopies, space-age scoreboard and verdant terraces filled with UFO-shaped urns, Dodger Stadium lived up to the hype.
Take Cabrales, a blue cheese crafted by rural dairy farmers in Asturias, Spain, which captures the verdant essence of grazing cows thriving in lush pastures.
Posters put up by the government advertised a “Future Smart Forest City” with images of a sprawling campus of shiny buildings and verdant foliage.
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