deadwort
/ˈdeɪdwɔːrt/Definitions
1. noun
A plant, especially a flowering plant, that is difficult to kill or eradicate, often used as a garden weed or invasive species.
“The deadwort in the garden proved to be quite resilient and required repeated attempts to eradicate.”
2. noun
A type of flowering plant with white or blue flowers, often seen in fields and meadows.
“The deadwort blooming in the meadow added a splash of color to the landscape.”