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She unpinned her long, luxuriant hair.luxuriant = rich, attractive, and healthy
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The home is in a luxuriant green valley strewn with violet wildflowers.luxuriant = with abundant growth
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Beavers were hunted nearly to extinction for their luxuriant fur.luxuriant = thick and abundant
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She continually ran into the luxuriant weeds and creepers that walled in the path. (source)luxuriant = growing thickly
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The woman had long, luxuriant, silver hair that conjured an unexpected wisp of memory. (source)luxuriant = richly thick
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There is a way, she'd said, and, in the morning, Mariam would tell her what needed to be done and they would do it, and maybe by tomorrow this time they would be on their way to this new life, a life luxuriant with possibility and joy and welcomed difficulties. (source)luxuriant = rich
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His hair was curly and dark like mine, except not as fashionably tousled or luxuriant. (source)luxuriant = richly thick
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For most of the way they were forced right down to the bare rock by the water and had to edge along between that and the dark luxuriance of the forest. (source)luxuriance = thick growth
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Nick's tail rattled, and he unfurled his lethal, curling claws to stretch luxuriantly, scoring the kitchen's worn red tiles in the process.† (source)
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His yellow skin scarcely covered the work of muscles and arteries beneath; his hair was of a lustrous black, and flowing; his teeth of a pearly whiteness; but these luxuriances only formed a more horrid contrast with his watery eyes, that seemed almost of the same colour as the dun-white sockets in which they were set, his shrivelled complexion and straight black lips. (source)luxuriances = rich features
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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. (source)luxuriant = growing well
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It was a luxuriance of aspect, a fullness of growth, which made her appear more of a woman than she really was.† (source)
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If the first shoots of those freedoms sprang up in England, linguistically they flourished even more luxuriantly in America, where they were championed by two great writers of the nineteenth century.† (source)
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Here they sat down on a luxuriant heap of moss; which at some epoch of the preceding century, had been a gigantic pine, with its roots and trunk in the darksome shade, and its head aloft in the upper atmosphere. (source)luxuriant = thick
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Her brush was full when she finished, a thick nest of gold down, all the luxuriance of pregnancy falling away as her hormone levels readjusted.† (source)
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The vines sprawled luxuriantly over the earth still, but the runt tomatoes ripened before they were full-grown, not trusting the sun to shine many weeks longer.† (source)
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