IPA: /ˈlʌʃɪst/
KK: /lʌʃɪst/
This word describes something that is the most rich, abundant, or luxurious, often referring to vegetation or scenery that is very green and full of life.
The garden was the lushest I had ever seen, with vibrant flowers and thick greenery.
Comparative: lusher
Superlative: lushest
Lushest → It is formed from "lush" (of uncertain origin, possibly from Middle English *lushe*, meaning tender or juicy) and the superlative suffix "-est" (meaning most). The word "lushest" describes something that is the most rich, abundant, or luxurious in growth or appearance.
Think of something that is the 'most rich' or 'abundant' — 'lush' suggests richness, and adding '-est' means it's the highest degree of that quality.
No commonly confused words.