Green with grass or other rich vegetation; lush and flourishing; also used figuratively for youth and inexperience.
From Old French 'verdant' (becoming green), from 'verd' (green), from Latin 'viridis' (green). Same root as 'verdure,' 'verdigris,' and the card game 'vert.'
The GREENEST green! Not just any green — the green of spring after rain, of jungles bursting with life, of a meadow so lush you want to roll in it! Verdant is green that practically GLOWS! 🌿
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