Word: Meadow

Pronunciation

/ˈmedoʊ/

Definitions

• Noun: An area of grassland, typically found near a river or in a low-lying area, which is often treeless and used for pasture or hay production.
  • Example Sentence: “The cows grazed peacefully in the lush green meadow.”

Phrases

• “A field of dreams”: This metaphorical phrase can refer to a meadow as a place of potential or promise, like in the film where a baseball diamond appears in a cornfield.
• “Rolling meadows”: This describes vast, undulating expanses of grassland that stretch across the landscape.
• “Wildflower meadow”: A natural habitat characterized by a variety of wildflowers, often maintained for their beauty and ecological benefits.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The picnic was set up amidst the flowery meadow, with children running and playing under the sun.”
• “In the spring, the meadow comes alive with a kaleidoscope of blooming wildflowers.”

Synonyms

• Grassland
• Field
• Prairie
• Pasture
• Lea
• Heath
• Downs
• Plain
• Green