Greenness

Pronunciation: /ɡrin.nəs/

Definitions of greenness

noun the quality or state of being green in color

Example Sentences

A1 I love the greenness of the grass in the park.

A2 The greenness of the leaves in the forest is so refreshing.

B1 The greenness of the countryside is a welcome change from the city.

B2 The greenness of the landscape was breathtaking as we flew over it.

C1 The greenness of the garden was meticulously maintained by the gardener.

C2 The greenness of the golf course was pristine and perfect for a relaxing game.

Examples of greenness in a Sentence

formal The lush greenness of the forest was a sight to behold.

informal I love the vibrant greenness of the grass in my backyard.

slang Check out the fresh greenness on those plants, they look so cool!

figurative Her envy was like the greenness of a jealous heart.

Grammatical Forms of greenness

• plural: greennesses
• comparative: greener
• superlative: greenest
• present tense: greenness
• future tense: will be greenness
• perfect tense: has been greenness
• continuous tense: is being greenness
• singular: greenness
• positive degree: greenness
• infinitive: to be green
• gerund: being green
• participle: greening

Origin and Evolution of greenness

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'greenness' originated from the Old English word 'grene', which was derived from the Proto-Germanic word 'grōniz'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'greenness' has evolved to refer to the quality or state of being green, both in color and in terms of being environmentally friendly or sustainable.