verdantly
6.0
In a way that is green and full of plants
- adverb
- /ˈvɜrdəntli/
:
cubierto de vegetación
- We enjoyed a picnic in the verdantly thick forest, surrounded by ferns and blooming plants.
Examples
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As for the garden itself, the grass was verdantly green and trimmed with amazing precision.
Fiction book (1992) -
Brook Green was quite a find; it was quiet, mellow, and verdantly green on this dripping Saturday morning.
Fiction book (1995) -
The carpet, a living moss from Riparious, glowed verdantly and filled the air with a soft cinnamon scent.
Fiction book (1992) -
The park was verdantly lush, filled with vibrant flowers and tall, green trees.
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The countryside was verdantly covered in fields of grass and wildflowers after the spring rains.
Synonyms
lushly
vsverdantly
1
3.9
In a healthy, thick, green way that shows strong plant growth
is focused specifically on green, plant-covered appearance
How Green
Surface Forms
verdantly positive
Morphology
Etymology
The adverb verdantly comes from the old Latin word viridis, which means 'green' and is like Spanish verde. So a place described as verdantly is full of plants and looks very green.