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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a deep green" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific shade of green that is rich and intense, often in contexts related to color, nature, or design.
Example: "The walls of the living room were painted a deep green, creating a calming and inviting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a rich green" or "a dark green".
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Chalet from £2,000 a week in summer; Writer's' Retreat from £100 a night, lafermedusoleil.com When the snow melts, Morzine transforms into a deep green mountain idyll, with wooded slopes and views of the mountains whichever way you look.
The water around the columns was a deep green.
Mr. Horton described it as "a deep green health- and wellness-focused resort community".
Instead of a deep green, the light was pale and milky.
The air conditioning was broken and the stage was lit in a deep green.
Moss soon provided a deep green carpet below the mat of fleshy leaves.
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You'll find elegant gold-leaf ceilings, crystal chandeliers and a fountain encircled by a deep-green velvet banquette.
In 2013, for instance, the company chose Pantone 17-5641, a deep-green hue that they labelled Emerald.
— There it sits, a deep-green beauty at the farmers' market: that sweet, crisp nutritional dynamo we know as fresh local broccoli.
While I'm doing this, a deep-green sports car — a Maserati, as it happens — comes around the corner and stops next to my car.
She wore a deep-green hijab, a camel blazer, and whimsical jewelry a bow-shaped bracelet, a tiny star-shaped stud in her nose.
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