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Discover Ludwig'foliaged' is a correct and usable word in written English
The word 'foliaged' is an adjective that means covered with an abundance of leaves. It can be used to describe a place or scenery that is filled with an abundance of greenery or foliage. Example: The hiking trail was lined with towering trees and foliaged paths, making for a scenic and peaceful journey through the forest.
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Ritoque Raices is nestled among the foliage with commanding views of the beautiful beach, popular with local surfers.
As the weather cools, the foliage of many grass species - particularly miscanthus, molinia and calamagrostis - turns the colour of parchment and coppery brown.
Soho Theatre, W1, Sat, Tue to 7 Mar The first thing you notice about Phil Jerrod is the quite alarming amount of face-foliage that clings to his chin.
He lives outside the small town of Hellebaek, in a kind of non-house of his own design, with no address, in the depths of a beech forest, buried in turn by green foliage, falling autumn leaves, or heavy snows.
Sheep pick their way through the foliage looking for a feed and goats weave in and out of fences.
The huge deck is surrounded by tropical foliage and the palm-fringed pool is practically on the beach.
Soon the sprayers emerge from cane, sodden from the rain-drenched foliage.
If you cut past the green foliage into the brown wood, they will not grow back At first sight, Bekonscot Model Village seems just a wonderland for kids and a certain type of adult.
But given they navigated their way out of the foliage first, Newcastle will hardly care about that.
This exhibition of vintage prints, organized by Jack Macrae and Kristoffer Haynes, includes some lush, accomplished and wonderfully unobtrusive images of nesting birds and unruly thickets of foliage.
Foliage, galtonflowers.com.
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