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viridity

/vɪˈrɪd.ɪ.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser verde, especialmente el color verde o el pigmento que recuerda al color de la hierba creciente; también se usa en sentido figurado para referirse a la frescura, la juventud o la inmadurez.

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noun

/vɪˈrɪd.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser verde, especialmente el color verde o el pigmento que recuerda al color de la hierba creciente; también se usa en sentido figurado para referirse a la frescura, la juventud o la inmadurez.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being green, especially the green color or pigment resembling that of growing grass.

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  1. GreennessC2formal

    The quality or state of being green, especially the fresh green color of vegetation.

    esVerdor

    • The viridity of the spring meadows was breathtaking.
    • The artist captured the viridity of the forest in her painting.
    • After the rain, the landscape was full of viridity.

    Sinónimosgreengreennessverdancyverdure

  2. Inexperience or naivetyC2formal

    Lack of experience or sophistication; youthful innocence.

    esInexperiencia o ingenuidad

    • His viridity was evident in his first business meeting.
    • The young intern's viridity made her eager to learn.
    • They mistook his viridity for incompetence.

    Sinónimoscallownessgreennessinexperienceingenuousnessinnocencenaivetyrawnesssimplicity

    Antónimosexperienceexpertisesophisticationwisdomworldliness

Formas
  • viridities plural form
  • viridities' possessive plural form
  • viridity's possessive singular form
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