Walt Whitman

I say that democracy can never prove itself beyond cavil, until it founds and luxuriantly grows its own forms of art, poems, schools, theology, displacing all that exists, or that has been produced anywhere in the past, under opposite influences.

American Poet

Use 'luxuriant' to depict nature scenes with vivid, rich growth, evoking a visual and sensory experience.

Nature Imagery

'Luxuriant' suggests health and vitality when describing plants, indicating they're flourishing.

Positive Connotation

Metaphorically, 'luxuriant' implies something richly abundant or productive, not just plants.

Metaphoric Use

Use 'luxuriant' to describe things that embody luxury or are associated with wealthy living.

Luxury and Wealth

‘Luxuriant’ conveys sensory pleasure; it is something pleasing to the senses, particularly touch and sight.

Sensory Richness

The word 'luxuriant' emphasizes quality and sumptuousness, not just quantity or size.

Quality Over Quantity

 and what does the future hold for us? Let's think differently. Let's make a better world. If the climate's going to change, let's have a climate that changes for the better rather than the worse. Let's live on a planet full of luxuriant vegetation,

Mark Plotkin: What the...

 years ago this whole plateau was covered by very large cold snow event and it buried all the vegetation at the same time the area were standing right now was warm and boggy the luxuriant carpet

Luxuriant

Nature Imagery

Positive Connotation

Metaphoric Use

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