Lush
Lush adjective - Growing thickly and vigorously.
Usage example: lush dandelions had turned the meadow into a sea of yellow
Both words in one sentence
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Mood Motif: There's a brilliant motif, full of hopefulness and wonder as Jimbo sets the host monkey free in the thick, lush California forest, underscored with a significant tension of strings and low notes because the monkey is the host and Jimbo is already starting to become symptomatic.
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That, my dear, sweet marvelous troper with your slender hands and thick, lush hair and, most importantly, your soul-piercing eyes, is utter nonsense and/or just plain lies and you should be deeply ashamed of yourself to the bottom of your cold, wretched, overly small cardiac muscles.
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Return to Oz features the Deadly Desert being right smack-dab next to a thick lush forest.
Source: Patchwork Map
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