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viridescent przymiotnik
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Not endless after all, she admitted, as a viridescent fireball descended toward the park.
Within seconds the room was ankle-deep in viridescent muck.
Live specimens have a viridescent or silvery supraopercular mark.
She made a sweeping gesture that took in the roses, the falls of ferns, the viridescent moss.
Ayulf had spread it out in front of him and was stroking the spotted, viridescent fur with his long fingernails.
They were viridescent, almost metallic hued - verdantique.
The viridescent mane of leaves seemed gaudy.
A doe, dark and lustrous this time of year, pranced up the viridescent hillside, pausing every few steps to look carefully about.
Viridescent lines of light and shadow waved and scintillated across the floor, the walls - Ethan gaped at the walls.
Viridescent parrotfish, Calotomus viridescens.
They seemed to taint the lower atmosphere with their glow, so that it did not surprise Gren to see cloud bars of viridescent hue, striping the sky.
The farside shore was less than a league off the starboard side, a maze of channels snaking between viridescent mudbanks and dense stands of mangroves.
They were made of every one of the light, hard, ornamental substances: glittering glassein, the colorful but opaque Ordine plastic, viridescent magnesitic berylium.
Spinning, gliding, feinting, sliding, ripping apart the day to leave eerie incandescence in its place: cobalt-blue, livid purple; viridescent, lurid rose.
The green desert stretched around them, and the light of the viridescent sun struck brilliantly across it and painted the looming black rock of the ridge with poisonous colors.
Mrs Thatcher had established her environmentalist credentials in several speeches and had replaced the true-blue but ungreen Nicholas Ridley with the practically viridescent Chris Patten as Environment Secretary.
There are blue columns also, of transparent Azhriaz: The Goddess aquamarine, that seem to hang suspended, and jade and emerald columns that seem to grow like trees or spouting waves frozen in viridescent ice.