virent (Meaning)

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virent (a.)

Green; not withered.

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The emerald vines cascaded over the trellis, creating a virent tapestry of verdant foliage.
The verdant meadow stretched before me, a virent expanse dotted with wildflowers and butterflies.
The moss-covered trees stood proudly, their virent crowns reaching for the sky.
The lush garden was a symphony of greens, with virent leaves of all shapes and sizes.
The ancient yew tree stood as a solitary sentinel, its gnarled branches cloaked in virent needles.
The fertile valleys were a patchwork of virent fields, promising bountiful harvests.
The virent ferns unfurled their fronds, adding a touch of delicate beauty to the woodland scene.
The rain-drenched forest was alive with virent hues, as new growth emerged with vigor.
The aquarium's coral colonies were a vibrant array of virent hues, attracting a myriad of marine life.
The virent vegetation of the rainforest was a testament to the untamed power of nature.

Green; not withered.

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The emerald vines cascaded over the trellis, creating a virent tapestry of verdant foliage.

The verdant meadow stretched before me, a virent expanse dotted with wildflowers and butterflies.

The moss-covered trees stood proudly, their virent crowns reaching for the sky.

The lush garden was a symphony of greens, with virent leaves of all shapes and sizes.