lush — growing luxuriantly; very rich and providing great sensory pleasure
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: growing luxuriantly; very rich and providing great sensory pleasure
Pronunciation (IPA): /lʌʃ/
Korean meaning: 무성하게 자라는; 매우 풍성하고 감각적 즐거움을 주는
Korean pronunciation: **러**쉬
Example Sentences
- My friend's hair looks so lush after using that expensive shampoo, while mine looks like a bird's nest!
- The hotel offered lush accommodations with marble bathrooms and silk curtains.
- The garden was so lush that I got lost trying to find the bathroom during the wedding reception.
lush
ADJECTIVE//lʌʃ//
growing luxuriantly; very rich and providing great sensory pleasure
A gardener tends to lush tropical plants overflowing in the greenhouse
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Rush through the lush garden with your brush!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
The origin of 'lush' is uncertain, but it may derive from Old English or Middle English roots related to luxuriance and softness. Some linguists suggest connections to words meaning 'soft' or 'tender,' though the exact etymological path remains debated.
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“My friend's hair looks so lush after using that expensive shampoo, while mine looks like a bird's nest!”
“The hotel offered lush accommodations with marble bathrooms and silk curtains.”
“The garden was so lush that I got lost trying to find the bathroom during the wedding reception.”
“After the rain, the countryside became incredibly lush and green.”
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