What is another word for verdant?
Pronunciation:
[ vˈɜːdənt], [ vˈɜːdənt], [ v_ˈɜː_d_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for verdant:
- all (adjective)
- floral (adjective)
- fresh (adjective)
- grassy (adjective)
- green (adjective)
- herbal (adjective)
- inexperienced (adjective)
- leafy (adjective)
- lush (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- peaches-and-cream (adjective)
- rustic (adjective)
- springlike (adjective)
- unpracticed (adjective)
- vernal (adjective)
- fruitful (noun)
- grassy (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Verdant:
adj.
• all (adjective) • floral (adjective) • fresh (adjective)- most bright eyed,
- most unfaded,
- more bright eyed,
- more brighteyed,
- more invigorated,
- un-faded,
- bushy tailed,
- un withered,
- bright eyed,
- more undimmed,
- re-stored,
- brighteyed,
- re freshed,
- hardy,
- re stored,
- more bushy-tailed,
- most refreshed,
- more unwithered,
- bushytailed,
- un-dimmed,
- most invigorated,
- un dimmed,
- more unfaded,
- most bright-eyed,
- most bushy tailed,
- most brighteyed,
- un wearied,
- most rehabilitated,
- more rehabilitated,
- most bushytailed,
- more refreshed,
- un-withered,
- more bushy tailed,
- most bushy-tailed,
- un used,
- re habilitated,
- more bouncing,
- un faded,
- re-habilitated,
- re-freshed,
- more bright-eyed,
- un-wearied,
- most unwithered,
- un-used,
- most bouncing,
- more bushytailed,
- most undimmed.
- most lawnlike,
- turfier,
- lawnlike,
- more sodded,
- most sodded,
- more grasslike,
- reedier,
- more lawnlike,
- more carpeted,
- most grasslike,
- most carpeted,
- matted,
- sedgiest,
- reediest,
- turfiest,
- sedgier.
- lime,
- chartreuse,
- turquoise,
- green,
- verdigris,
- recent,
- verdure,
- bosky,
- mossy,
- growing,
- leaf green,
- jade,
- Undecayed,
- beryl green,
- kelly green,
- patina,
- absinthe,
- emerald,
- foliate,
- aquamarine,
- ungrown,
- unfledged,
- undried,
- apple green,
- half-formed,
- infant,
- pea green,
- verduous,
- olive.
- more unconversant,
- un-worldlier,
- un triedest,
- in nocent,
- un worldliest,
- kiddest,
- un-versed,
- more amateur,
- most unconversant,
- un conversant,
- in-experienced,
- un worldlier,
- in experienced,
- most tenderfoot,
- un-trieder,
- un-acquainted,
- un trained,
- un schooled,
- un tried,
- more rookie,
- more prentice,
- in-nocent,
- un sophisticated,
- un accustomed,
- un-triedest,
- more tenderfoot,
- Sophomoric,
- un-worldly,
- un worldly,
- un versed,
- un-conversant,
- most prentice,
- un-trained,
- un-schooled,
- un-worldliest,
- un-accustomed,
- in-expert,
- un trieder,
- un acquainted,
- in expert,
- untried,
- un disciplined,
- un-disciplined,
- most amateur,
- un-tried,
- most rookie.
- Turfy,
- Unconversant,
- bright-eyed,
- fresh,
- vegetal,
- prentice,
- reedy,
- Unwithered,
- carpeted,
- dewiest,
- leafy,
- grassy,
- unfamiliar with,
- like new,
- wet behind ears,
- sodded,
- bushy-tailed,
- lush,
- spring chicken,
- dewier,
- dewy,
- peaches-and-cream,
- Unfaded,
- floral,
- Kidder,
- uninitiate,
- grasslike,
- sedgy,
- undimmed,
- inexperienced.
n.
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- scrubby,
- coniferous,
- woody.
Other synonyms:
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- weedy,
- tree-lined,
- forested,
- wooded.
How to use "Verdant" in context?
The word "verdant" is derived from the Latin words "verdantus" which means "greenish-white," and "nascens" which means "born." The plant Kingdom which includes all green plants, is generally termed as the "phytonetree." Plants in this kingdom have a green or brown stem and leaves which are alternately arranged on the stem. The leaves are generally simple, but may be compound, e.g. the holly leaf. The flowers are usually small and green, and are located either at the top of the stem or on short lateral branches.
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