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adjective C1 informal • synonyms: awful, terrible, dreadful, bad, poor, crummy • feel lousy; a lousy day/job/film; lousy with (lice) • freq in AmE: 9/10
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very bad, unpleasant, or of poor quality
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collocation with lush adjective C1 • synonyms: verdant scenery, green terrain, fertile land • lush landscape with waterfalls/ferns/tropics; admire/hike through/capture lush landscapes • freq in AmE: 6/10
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a scene or area filled with abundant, healthy vegetation, often appearing vibrant, green, and visually rich; commonly used to evoke beauty, fertility, or tropical appeal
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adjective C2 formal • synonyms: deadly, fatal, life-threatening • lethal weapon/dose/injection/force; prove/become/remain lethal; lethal combination/consequence; potentially/instantly lethal • freq in AmE: 6/10
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causing or capable of causing death; extremely dangerous or harmful
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adjective C1 • synonyms: lavish, opulent, indulgent • luxurious lifestyle/experience/design/fabric/spa; feel/look/smell luxurious; rich/velvety/silky + luxurious; luxurious but affordable/minimalist/eco-friendly • freq in AmE: 7/10
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extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable, especially in a way that involves great expense or indulgence; associated with wealth, refinement, and sensory pleasure
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collocation with luxurious adjective C1 • synonyms: luxury car, premium ride • drive/own/rent a luxurious vehicle; luxurious vehicle with leather seats/panoramic roof/tech; brand/design/performance/experience • freq in AmE: 6/10
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a car or other mode of transport that offers exceptional comfort, elegance, and high-end features, often associated with wealth, prestige, and indulgence
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adjective [C1 ] • synonyms: absurd, ridiculous, preposterous • ludicrous idea/claim; sound/seem ludicrous; utterly/completely ludicrous; ludicrously expensive/slow; dismiss as ludicrous • freq in AmE: 5/10
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ridiculously unreasonable, absurd, or laughable; so foolish or out of place that it provokes disbelief or mockery
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adjective C1 • synonyms: impending, imminent, threatening • looming deadline/crisis/threat
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describing something large, threatening, or significant that is about to happen or appear soon — often used for negative or uncertain events
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