hypergreen
hypergreen adjective: very or excessively green.
Adjective
hypergreen (not comparable)
- Very or excessively green.
- A hypergreen lawn surrounded by trees and shrubs in strange colors and flowers in hues that are unfamiliar can look as uncomfortable as such colors would seem on a color chart.1981, Lorraine Marshall Burgess, Garden Art: The Personal Pursuit of Artistic Refinements, Inventive Concepts, Old Follies, and New Conceits for the Home Gardener, Walker and Company, →ISBN, page 167
- These things didn’t happen in my life. They did happen around me; they were the meteors that landed (apparently quite often) in everyone’s hypergreen backyard but mine.2000, Jesse Green, The Velveteen Father: An Unexpected Journey to Parenthood, Ballantine Books, →ISBN, page 67
Examples of hypergreen in a sentence
- But never, never has the writer seen the shoreline so intense, shimmering: grass of the park hypergreen, sky hyperblue.2002, Farber Thomas, The Beholder: A Novel, Metropolitan Books, →ISBN, page 35:
- The hypergreen leaves at the base of the iris thrive and threaten.2008, Saleema Nawaz, Mother Superior: Stories, Freehand Books, →ISBN:
Origin of hypergreen
From hyper- + green.
Questions about hypergreen
- What does hypergreen mean?
- Hypergreen means very or excessively green.
- How do you use hypergreen in a sentence?
- But never, never has the writer seen the shoreline so intense, shimmering: grass of the park hypergreen, sky hyperblue.
- What part of speech is hypergreen?
- Hypergreen is an adjective.
Words near hypergreen in the dictionary
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