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lushness

/ˈlʌʃ.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser viçoso, abundante e agradavelmente rico aos sentidos, usado frequentemente para descrever vegetação exuberante ou texturas opulentas.

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noun

/ˈlʌʃ.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser viçoso, abundante e agradavelmente rico aos sentidos, usado frequentemente para descrever vegetação exuberante ou texturas opulentas.

A noun referring to the quality or property of being lush, abundant, and pleasing to the senses, often used to describe rich vegetation or luxurious textures.

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  1. Abundant and rich growthB2formal

    The quality of being lush, characterized by rich, abundant, and healthy vegetation or growth.

    ptExuberância

    • The lushness of the tropical rainforest amazed the explorers.
    • The garden was admired for its lushness and vibrant colors.
    • The valley's lushness provided a perfect habitat for wildlife.

    Sinônimosexuberancefertilitygreennessluxurianceprofusionrichnessverdancyverdure

    Antônimosariditybarrennessscarcitysparsenesssterility

  2. Sensual richness or luxuryC1formal

    The quality of being opulent, luxurious, or pleasing to the senses in a rich and abundant way.

    ptLuxuosidade

    • The lushness of the velvet curtains added elegance to the room.
    • The wine's lushness delighted the connoisseurs.
    • The lushness of the music filled the concert hall with warmth.

    Sinônimoslavishnessluxurianceopulencesensuousnesssumptuousnessvoluptuousness

    Antônimosausteritybarenessplainnesssparsenessstarkness

Formas
  • lushnesses plural form
  • lushnesses' possessive plural form
  • lushness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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