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Meanings of lushness in English

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esponera

The property of being lush and abundant and a pleasure to the senses.

esponera
Usage of lushness in English
1
The extravagant growth and lushness had only increased while I was gone.
Dead ever after
2
Peter saw no sign of tropical lushness, no sign of faerie kind whatsoever.
The Child Thief
3
Soon enough, the trees began to lose their height and lushness.
The gunslinger
4
His fleet production catches both the lushness and the peculiarity of the novel.
The Guardian
5
There is lushness in ornamentation, and a bold, merry spirit informs every page.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
6
Her fine white shoulders rose and fell against the lushness of her gown.
Poison or Protect
7
There must be water somewhere; otherwise how account for the lushness of the vegetation?
Prester John
8
The relative lushness of the Damara riverlands was devolving into pure and tormented aridity.
The marks of cain
9
Unlike northern China, these areas receive heavy rainfall and there's a lushness to the landscape.
Country driving: a journey through china from farm to factory
10
After weeks in the empty west, the sudden lushness of the countryside was almost giddying.
The Lost Continent
11
And what about the lushness of the studio production?
The Irish Times
12
The little goatee, artful and self-conscious, surrounded his red lips and drew attention to their lushness.
The lost recipe for happiness
13
He buried his face in the lushness of her hair and breathed the scent of her.
The devil's heart
14
Pictures of Nydia with her naked legs spread wide, her lushness open, waiting to receive him.
The devil's heart
15
The hundred yards of nothingness looked shocking amid the tropical lushness: the Berlin Wall transposed to paradise.
Carrion comfort
16
He liked that closet, too, but found its lushness overpowering and its heavy, perfumed air difficult to breathe.
Flesh and blood
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Lushness through the time