silvery wormwood (Meaning)

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silvery wormwood (n)

silver-haired shrub of central and southern United States and Mexico; a troublesome weed on rangelands

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The silvery wormwood's delicate leaves shimmered like shimmering satin in the moonlight.
Its feathery foliage created an ethereal presence, dancing gracefully in the gentle breeze.
The pungent aroma of silvery wormwood permeated the air, a heady blend of camphor and anise.
Ancient healers prized silvery wormwood for its medicinal properties, using it to treat a myriad of ailments.
Its silvery appearance inspired legends, said to attract good luck and ward off evil spirits.
In the gardens of Victorian homes, silvery wormwood added a touch of elegance and mystery.
The silvery wormwood's long, slender stems swayed gracefully, resembling a shimmering waterfall.
Its soft, feathery texture invited gentle caresses, a calming touch amidst the stresses of life.
The silvery wormwood's blooms, though small and inconspicuous, released a sweet and alluring fragrance.
As the sun set, the silvery wormwood cast an enchanting glow upon the landscape, a shimmering symbol of nature's enduring beauty.

silver-haired shrub of central and southern United States and Mexico; a troublesome weed on rangelands

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The silvery wormwood's delicate leaves shimmered like shimmering satin in the moonlight.

Its feathery foliage created an ethereal presence, dancing gracefully in the gentle breeze.

The pungent aroma of silvery wormwood permeated the air, a heady blend of camphor and anise.

Ancient healers prized silvery wormwood for its medicinal properties, using it to treat a myriad of ailments.