lush
1 of 2adjective/lʌʃ/
Forms:lusher,lushest
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(of vegetation) growing densely and looking strong and healthy
C1- The tropical rainforest is known for its lush vegetation, with a variety of plants and trees.
- After the spring rains, the meadow turned into a lush green carpet dotted with wildflowers.
- The garden thrived with lush foliage, thanks to regular watering and nutrient-rich soil.
- Explorers marveled at the lush vegetation along the banks of the Amazon River.
- The vineyard flourished in the Mediterranean climate, producing grapes amid the lush surroundings.
2
rich in moisture, tender, and full of juice
- The garden produced lush tomatoes.
- They enjoyed the lush fruits from the orchard.
- The tender, lush greens were perfect for salad.
- Strawberries were ripe and lush that season.
- He bit into a lush, sweet peach.
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luxuriant, abundant, or impressive in quality, often with a sense of opulence
- The mansion had lush furnishings.
- The film's visuals were lush and vibrant.
- She enjoyed a lush lifestyle abroad.
- Lush fabrics covered the designer chairs.
- The music had a lush orchestration.
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sexually attractive or alluring
- That actress looks lush in the new movie.
- He's a lush bloke, everyone fancies him.
- Check out that lush outfit she's wearing.
- What a lush smile you've got!
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