luxuriantly

Walker, Whittaker’s husband, was a protégé of the famous artist Frederic Leighton, who is known for his ubiquitous “Flaming June” painting of a woman in a bright orange gown curled luxuriantly in repose.

Unfortunately, D.C. cannot always depend on Dupont Circle’s waters to swish luxuriantly around their marble bowl.

The grossest comic line in “Endgame” — a joke that feels like a nod to Beckett’s luxuriantly crude friend James Joyce — belongs to Hamm.

After all, the irrigation water and poisonous chemicals necessary to keep the playing fields luxuriantly green at all times are abetting ecological disaster.

On the one hand, summer offers luxuriantly long hours of bright daylight, seemingly ours to enjoy without a care or great concern.