The Collaborative International Dictionary
Luxuriancy
Luxuriancy \Lux*u"ri*an*cy\, n. The state or quality of being luxuriant; luxuriance.
Flowers grow up in the garden in the greatest
luxuriancy and profusion.
--Spectator.
Wiktionary
luxuriancy
n. (obsolete form of luxuriance English)
Usage examples of "luxuriancy".
The plenty of game and fish, the innumerable bee-hives deposited in the hollow of old trees, and in the cavities of rocks, and forming, even in that rude age, a valuable branch of commerce, the size of the cattle, the temperature of the air, the aptness of the soil for every species of gain, and the luxuriancy of the vegetation, all displayed the liberality of Nature, and tempted the industry of man.