Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

bushily

Adverb

/ˈbʊʃɪli/

Definition

In a bushy manner; in a way that resembles or relates to bushes.

Examples

Her hair flowed bushily around her shoulders, giving her a wild, free-spirited look.
The garden was overgrown, with the flowers blooming bushily in every corner.
He spoke bushily, his words overflowing with enthusiasm like the lush foliage in summer.

Meaning

The adverb ‘bushily’ describes something that is done in a thick, bush-like style or appearance. It can refer to the abundance of foliage or hair and often conveys a sense of wildness or untamed growth.