buxeous (Meaning)
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buxeous (a.)
Belonging to the box tree.
Synonyms & Antonyms of buxeous
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buxeous Sentence Examples
- The buxeous shrubs lined the pathway leading to the grand estate, adding a touch of elegance to the landscape.
- In the garden, the buxeous hedges were meticulously pruned into geometric shapes, creating a stunning visual display.
- The buxeous leaves, with their glossy green hue, provided a striking contrast against the vibrant flowers in the flowerbeds.
- As twilight descended, the buxeous bushes seemed to shimmer in the fading light, casting intriguing shadows on the ground.
- With its dense foliage, the buxeous plant offered a sense of privacy and seclusion to the secluded courtyard.
- The buxeous topiaries adorned the courtyard, sculpted into intricate designs that captivated the eyes of all who beheld them.
- Along the cobblestone path, clusters of buxeous plants flourished, imparting a sense of tranquility to the quaint village.
- In the midst of winter, the buxeous bushes remained verdant and resilient, undeterred by the frosty temperatures.
- The buxeous borders delineated the boundaries of the manicured lawn, defining the space with natural beauty and grace.
- Each spring, the buxeous shrubs burst forth with fresh growth, signaling the arrival of a new season filled with promise and renewal.
FAQs About the word buxeous
Belonging to the box tree.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The buxeous shrubs lined the pathway leading to the grand estate, adding a touch of elegance to the landscape.
In the garden, the buxeous hedges were meticulously pruned into geometric shapes, creating a stunning visual display.
The buxeous leaves, with their glossy green hue, provided a striking contrast against the vibrant flowers in the flowerbeds.
As twilight descended, the buxeous bushes seemed to shimmer in the fading light, casting intriguing shadows on the ground.
