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Meaning of luxuriant
The primary meaning of "luxuriant" is to describe something that is rich, lush, and abundant, often in terms of vegetation or decoration.
Etymology of luxuriant
The word "luxuriant" comes from the Latin "luxurians," which is the present participle of "luxuriari," meaning to be lush or to grow luxuriantly.
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe rich and abundant vegetation, and later to describe elaborate and intricate styles or decorations.
Synonyms
lush
verdant
profuse
abundant
rich
lavish
sumptuous
opulent
extravagant
resplendent
gorgeous
stunning
beautiful
picturesque
scenic
lushly
fertile
prolific
dense
thick
heavy
elaborate
ornate
decorative
flamboyant
showy
vibrant
flourishing
thriving
teeming
blooming
blossoming
radiant
glorious
magnificent
grand
impressive
stunning
dazzling
splendid
luxurious
plush
comfortable
elegant
refined
sophisticated
polished
cultured
civilized
urbane
cosmopolitan
luxurious
lavish
riotous
unrestrained
unchecked
unbridled
effusive
gushing
overflowing
copious
plentiful
generous
bountiful
munificent
liberal
handsome
gracious
hospitable
generous
openhanded
openhearted
freehanded
bighearted
magnanimous
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "luxuriant" as (of vegetation) growing thickly and healthily, or (of a style or decoration) elaborately intricate and detailed.
- * It can also describe something as having a rich and vivid quality, such as a luxuriant voice or a luxuriant imagination.
Usage Examples
- The garden was full of luxuriant greenery, with thick vines and blooming flowers everywhere.
- * The hotel room was decorated in a luxuriant style, with intricate patterns and rich fabrics.
- * The singer's luxuriant voice filled the concert hall, captivating the audience with its richness and depth.
Antonyms
barren
sparse
thin
meager
poor
weak
fragile
delicate
dainty
plain
simple
unadorned
austere
stark
bare
bleak
desolate
unfertile
unproductive
sterile
dull
lackluster
uninspiring
unimpressive
mediocre
modest
humble
unassuming
understated
restrained
subdued
muted
toned
downplayed
subdued
repressed
suppressed
stifled
limited
restricted
constrained
confined
narrow
limited