Verdant

/ˈvərd(ə)nt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Characterized by abundance of green vegetation; lush.

The verdant hills were a stunning backdrop for our picnic.

Green with growing plants; unripe in experience or judgment.

The verdant landscape was a welcome sight after the long desert journey.

Covered with green plants, especially grass.

After the spring rains, the valley became verdant and full of life.

Young and inexperienced.

The verdant intern made several errors, but his enthusiasm was commendable.

From Middle French 'verdant', from Old French 'verd', meaning green, from Latin 'viridis'.

verdant landscape

A landscape that is characterized by rich, green vegetation.

verdant hills

Hills that are covered in green grass or foliage.

in verdant pastures

In lush, green fields typically used for grazing.

lush

Characterized by luxurious vegetation.

greenery

Vegetation or foliage, especially of lush green plants.

flora

The plants of a particular region, habitat, or geological period.

New or youthful and naive.

That verdant kid really thought he could do it all alone.

Fresh and vibrant in appearance.

Her verdant style makes her stand out at every party.