Evergreen ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Evergreen ( adjective )

1. Remaining green and active throughout the year.
2. Pertaining to plants that retain their leaves throughout the year.
3. Always remaining current, popular, or relevant.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from ever- (for emphasis) + green.

Examples:

1. Evergreen trees are often used as Christmas trees because they keep their leaves all year.
2. Evergreen forests are found in areas with mild winters and ample rainfall.
3. The song is an evergreen classic that never goes out of style.
4. The book is considered an evergreen in its genre.
5. The company's products are evergreen, always in demand.

(As a noun)

Evergreen ( noun )

1. Remaining green and active throughout the year.
2. Pertaining to plants that retain their leaves throughout the year.
3. Always remaining current, popular, or relevant.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from ever- (for emphasis) + green.

Examples:

1. Evergreen trees are often used as Christmas trees because they keep their leaves all year.
2. Evergreen forests are found in areas with mild winters and ample rainfall.
3. The song is an evergreen classic that never goes out of style.
4. The book is considered an evergreen in its genre.
5. The company's products are evergreen, always in demand.