lush

[lʌʃ]

lush Definition

  • 1(of vegetation) growing luxuriantly
  • 2very rich and providing great sensory pleasure

Using lush: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lush" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The garden is lush with greenery and flowers.

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    The lush forest was home to many animals.

  • Example

    She wore a lush velvet gown to the party.

  • Example

    The hotel room had a lush, comfortable bed.

lush Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with lush

  • a life of luxury and indulgence

    Example

    He left his job and moved to the Caribbean to live a lush life.

  • to make something more detailed or elaborate

    Example

    The author plans to lush out the characters in her next book.

  • lush up

    to make something more attractive or appealing

    Example

    The designer decided to lush up the living room with colorful pillows and artwork.

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Summary: lush in Brief

The term 'lush' [lʌʃ] describes vegetation that is growing abundantly and richly, as well as anything that provides great sensory pleasure. Examples include 'The garden is lush with greenery and flowers,' and 'She wore a lush velvet gown to the party.' The phrase 'lush life' refers to a life of luxury and indulgence, while 'lush out' and 'lush up' mean to make something more detailed or attractive.

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