landscape
- noun
- /ˈlændˌskeɪp/
- In today's world, the tech landscape is rapidly evolving, affecting how businesses operate.
- changing landscape
- political landscape
- transform the landscape
And then just the landscape right now is so uncertain.
- And then just the landscape right now is so uncertain.
- Or maybe the landscape of experience in your life?
- And so your sense of your internal landscape is linked to others.
- If you leave, you have to manage the landscape of grief, regret and loss.
- This is going to affect the competitive landscape for artists..
- And we live in a really competitive landscape in terms of funding.
- I'd love to ask what your thoughts are on the landscape today.
- That's a big messy landscape of compatibilism.
- Well, that was the landscape in Turkey's healthcare system.
- In the current post recession landscape, students face narrowed horizons.
- But this is never going to be the healthy landscape of a relationship.
- So with these influencers and everything, how has the landscape evolved the last decade?
- He knows the American landscape very well because he lived here.
- Can you describe the prescription price setting landscape in the US?
- She's changed the whole landscape of my life, so.
- What was the AI landscape ideas, dreams at that time?
- So I think some tools to control one's inner landscape, play music.
- And, you know, that's the, you know, emotional landscape that I inherited.
- They now change the entire like landscape of things that are being talked about.
Examples
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The political landscape is complicated.
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But post COVID, the hiring landscape has also changed.
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Or maybe the landscape of experience in your life?
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And so your sense of your internal landscape is linked to others.
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And we live in a really competitive landscape in terms of funding.
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And then just the landscape right now is so uncertain.
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I'd love to ask what your thoughts are on the landscape today.
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Well, that was the landscape in Turkey's healthcare system.
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They provide so much to the landscape with their spring blooms.
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The list provides a provocative perspective on the changing landscape between the Southern Appalachians and Oklahoma.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
A place where a particular quality or activity is common
A view of the land, sea, or sky seen from one place
Idioms
Compounds
A person who plans and designs gardens, parks, and outdoor places to make them useful and attractive
- Specialized
The design and planning of outdoor places like parks and gardens
A person who designs and arranges gardens and outdoor spaces so they look nice
A political situation where one party controls government and limits choices for voters
How Broad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Landscape is also used for the overall 'view' of a field or situation, so a political or business landscape is the whole situation you can see at once.