Definition for Verdure:

• Greenness; the fresh colour of vegetation.

Synonyms for Verdure:

• adj.

  •green (adjective)
  • patina,
  • emerald,
  • green,
  • olive,
  • absinthe,
  • turquoise,
  • kelly green,
  • grassy,
  • lime,
  • leaf green,
  • verdant,
  • chartreuse,
  • jade,
  • pea green,
  • apple green,
  • verdigris,
  • beryl green,
  • aquamarine,
  • mossy.

• n.

  •colors (noun)
  • brown,
  • blue,
  • bronze,
  • black,
  • blackness,
  • buff,
  • aqua,
  • biscuit,
  • apricot.
  •flora (noun)
  • herbage,
  • plant life.
  •foliage (noun)
  • leafage,
  • Frondescence,
  • herbages.
  •grass (noun)
  • gramas.
  •greenness (noun)
  • freshness,
  • verdancy.
  •health (noun)
  • fine feather,
  • robustness,
  • salubrity,
  • Eupepsia,
  • top form,
  • fine feathers,
  • clean bill,
  • good condition,
  • healthfulness,
  • wellbeing,
  • hardiness,
  • lustiness,
  • tonicity,
  • salubriousness.
  •pink (noun)
  • good healths.
  •prime (noun)
  • best day.
  •strength (noun)
  • powerhouses,
  • stalwartness,
  • toughness,
  • Potence,
  • strong arm,
  • brute force,
  • POWS,
  • physique,
  • powerfulness,
  • Thew,
  • pow,
  • powerhouse,
  • Brawniness,
  • stoutness.
  •vegetable kingdom (noun)
  • vegetable-kingdom,
  • flowerages,
  • green plant,
  • vegetable lives.
  •vegetation (noun)
  • herbs,
  • herb,
  • hibernation,
  • Hibernations.
  •verdure (noun)
  • greenness.

• Other synonyms:

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  • greensward.

Antonyms for Verdure:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    trouble, illness, lameness, disease, unsoundness, debility, decrepitude, ailment, frailness, malady, infirmity, unhealthiness, feebleness, condition, disorder, weakness, sickness.

Verdure Sentence Examples:

• On the west, towards Maryborough, lay a wide extent of bush, clad in its never varying dark green verdure.

• The scene tempted me more than most to description, for the brilliant stillness of a clear November day, and the gaunt, bare trees, were strange to our long experience of verdure in southern Japan, and smacked strongly of home - Hakodate being in the latitude of New York; but, as always, the majority have their own vision, their own memory, of just such conditions and surroundings, more vivid for them than another's portrayal.