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lush
Synonyms and Antonyms of lush
- they loved to go for picnics in the lush woodlands
- lush dandelions had turned the meadow into a sea of yellow
- lush desserts that are well worth the boatload of calories
ambrosial, appetizing, dainty, delectable, delicious, delish, flavorful, flavorsome, luscious, mouthwatering, palatable, savory (also savoury), scrumptious, succulent, tasteful, tasty, toothsome, toothy, yummy
distasteful, flat, flavorless, insipid, stale, tasteless, unappetizing, unpalatable, unsavory, yucky (also yukky)
- those were lush times for the gambling industry, which kept building ever grander casinos
affluent, moneyed (also monied), opulent, rich, substantial, wealthy, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do
- I could listen to the baritone's lush voice for hours
- his lush fields were the envy of neighboring farmers
Synonym Discussion of lush
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- profuse apologies
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- a lavish party
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- prodigal spending
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- a luxuriant beard
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- a lush green lawn
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- an exuberant imagination
lush
Synonyms and Antonyms of lush
- she accused him of being a lush and a spendthrift
- you guys can drink if you want, but I'm laying off the lush
alcohol, aqua vitae, ardent spirits, booze, bottle, drink, firewater, grog, hooch [slang], inebriant, intoxicant, John Barleycorn, juice [slang], liquor, moonshine, potable, rum, sauce [slang], spirits, stimulant, strong drink, tipple
aperitif, bracer, chaser, digestif, nightcap
belt, load, nip, peg [British], pop, shooter, shot, slug, snifter, snort, tot, whet
ale, beer, brew, brewage, brewski [slang], home brew, malt liquor, microbrew, mum, nappy [chiefly Scottish]
barley-bree (also barley-broo) [chiefly Scottish], brandy, gin, liqueur, mao-tai, mescal, schnapps, tequila, vodka, whiskey (or whisky)
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