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Meanings of more luxuriant in English
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Usage of more luxuriant in English
1
The country is very like Cuba but more luxuriant in every way.
2
Not in the days of Nero were they more luxuriant than now.
3
Nowhere else can grander or more luxuriant vegetation be seen than here.
4
Never did human eye behold a finer soil, or more luxuriant productions.
5
The Ionic order was of a much more luxuriant character than the Doric.
6
The vegetation as they advanced became ever richer and more luxuriant.
7
Even that wiry red hair seemed a more luxuriant shade.
8
The crisis is set to sweep aside the vestiges of a more luxuriant media age.
9
Only his mustache had improved with age, growing somehow more luxuriant as it turned gray.
10
The vegetation was denser, more luxuriant, and more varied.
11
The whole plant exhibits a more luxuriant vegetation.
12
The clover in their pastures is more luxuriant because the bees are there to pollinate it.
13
There the grama grass is longer and more luxuriant than in the immediate neighbourhood of the spring.
14
The leaves have the form of those of the Common Chiccory, but are larger, and more luxuriant.
15
The place is not to be compared to Singapore in size, but vegetation is even more luxuriant.
16
The vegetation should be much more luxuriant.
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