Sentence examples for luxuriant from high-quality English sources.

• Most of Earth’s mammals possess luxuriant fur.

• He received his nickname from his luxuriant black beard.

• The host of the program raised a renowned luxuriant eyebrow: a confession?

• A great mane of luxuriant hair and a beard was a godly feature, not replicated in male fashion.

• AI experts are scarce, and command luxuriant salaries.

• As a result, the vegetation is luxuriant, especially in sheltered coastal areas.

• As if catching this thought, Falk said, with luxuriant irony, “You were never a child.”

• With many small lakes and luxuriant grasses, the Sand Hills area is a superb rangeland.

Use luxuriant in a sentence.

• Think luxuriant plants, bamboo furniture, coloured lights, a fumoir full of stuffed animal heads – and lots of free-flowing rum.

• The luxuriant vegetation of the moist, subtropical Black Sea shores is relatively close to the eternal snows of the mountain peaks.

• The draperies and fluttering things which she wore suited her rich, luxuriant beauty as a greater severity of line could not have done.

• Adjacent to the lake are luxuriant steppe grasses of various types, providing one of the best grazing areas around the South Qinghai Mountains.

• Bangladesh in general possesses a luxuriant vegetation, with villages appearing to be buried in groves of mango, jackfruit, bamboo, betel nut, coconut, and date palm.

• First written in serial form, you barely have time to recover from one cliffhanger before the next one beckons, all told in Dickens’ luxuriant, humorous, heartfelt prose.

• After years of being the muse for songwriters and producers including Timbaland and Rodney Jerkins, the luxuriant, experimental R&B of B7 finds her co-writing and co-producing on every song. 31 July

• The name Martinique is probably a corruption of the Indian name Madiana (“Island of Flowers”) or Madinina (“Fertile Island with Luxuriant Vegetation”), as reputedly told to Christopher Columbus by the Caribs in 1502.

luxuriant sentence examples

• Elsewhere, elements of Connell’s working-class background felt more boxticked than credible, while Marianne’s absurdly luxuriant Trinity lifestyle made you question how she ended up going to the same school as Connell.

• Coupling some hearty, spiced jambalaya with four different kinds of seafood—langoustine, crab, shrimp and mussels—makes some some seriously luxuriant eats, but make no mistake: This recipe from Paul Toussaint is honest, down-to-earth food at its finest from a masterful Haitian chef.

• “‘After quitting this coast, the beast continued his voyage until we met with a land in which the nature of things seemed reversed—for we here saw a great lake, at the bottom of which, more than a hundred feet beneath the surface of the water, there flourished in full leaf a forest of tall and luxuriant trees.’” (*6)

• In each of the sisters there was one trait of the mother—and only one; the thin and pallid elder daughter had her parent’s Cairngorm eye: the blooming and luxuriant younger girl had her contour of jaw and chin—perhaps a little softened, but still imparting an indescribable hardness to the countenance otherwise so voluptuous and buxom.