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Discover Ludwig'too green' is not correct and usable in written English.
It is an informal expression usually used when describing a person who is inexperienced or immature. For example, you could say, "She is too green for that job; she doesn't have enough experience."
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Green tea ice cream tasted too green — almost like seaweed — but the Tahitian vanilla was spot on.
Or too green?
"It's too green!" he said.
Too green to feel the pressure maybe?
He was too green and nervous.
Too young, too green, too lean.
Too blah, too extreme, too green, and stop dreaming.
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The too-green lawns.
They ditch Palm Springs, bored by its luxury spas and too-green fairways.
This series has its roots in the teams' first-round playoff meeting in 2010, when the still too-green Thunder got shoved aside.
But do EVs deserve their goody-too-green rep?
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