Meaning & use

lusher

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More lush; having richer, more luxuriant vegetation or greater abundance than something else.

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The valley on the far side of the mountain was noticeably lusher than the arid plain below.

A lusher garden resulted from switching to the new irrigation system.

A note on using this word

Lusher is the comparative form of lush, a word originally describing soft, succulent plant growth.

Words with a similar meaning

more luxuriantricher

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Words with an opposite meaning

sparserbarer

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