GREENWASH

Etymology

Noun

greenwash (plural greenwashes)

A false or misleading picture of environmental friendliness used to conceal or obscure damaging activities.

Coordinate terms: whitewash, bluewash

Verb

greenwash (third-person singular simple present greenwashes, present participle greenwashing, simple past and past participle greenwashed)

To disseminate such information about (something).

Anagrams

• Greenhaws

Source: Wiktionary



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