Lush ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Lush ( adjective )

1. Luxuriant in growth.
2. Having an abundance of rich, thick vegetation.
3. Having an abundant supply of desirable qualities.
4. Having a rich, pleasing, or abundant quality.

Origin:

Late 15th century (as a noun denoting a person who indulges in luxury): from old french luxe "luxury", from latin luxus. the adjective sense "rich in growth" dates from the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The lush green forest was a sight to behold.
2. The garden was lush with a variety of flowers.
3. She had a lush figure that was the envy of many.
4. The wine had a lush, fruity flavor.
5. The island was lush with coconut trees.

(As a noun)

Lush ( noun )

1. Luxuriant in growth.
2. Having an abundance of rich, thick vegetation.
3. Having an abundant supply of desirable qualities.
4. Having a rich, pleasing, or abundant quality.

Origin:

Late 15th century (as a noun denoting a person who indulges in luxury): from old french luxe "luxury", from latin luxus. the adjective sense "rich in growth" dates from the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The lush green forest was a sight to behold.
2. The garden was lush with a variety of flowers.
3. She had a lush figure that was the envy of many.
4. The wine had a lush, fruity flavor.
5. The island was lush with coconut trees.

(As a verb)

Lush ( verb )

1. Luxuriant in growth.
2. Having an abundance of rich, thick vegetation.
3. Having an abundant supply of desirable qualities.
4. Having a rich, pleasing, or abundant quality.

Origin:

Late 15th century (as a noun denoting a person who indulges in luxury): from old french luxe "luxury", from latin luxus. the adjective sense "rich in growth" dates from the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The lush green forest was a sight to behold.
2. The garden was lush with a variety of flowers.
3. She had a lush figure that was the envy of many.
4. The wine had a lush, fruity flavor.
5. The island was lush with coconut trees.