landscaped
- adjective
- /ˈlændskeɪpt/
- Returning to our topic, villas were usually surrounded by carefully landscaped grounds.
Examples
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The hotel features beautifully landscaped gardens that attract many visitors.
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After the renovations, the park was landscaped with new paths and colorful flower beds.
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Of the twelve awards listed, only two—"Best Landscaped Garden in Egypt" and "Highest Guest Service Standard Amongst All Hotels in Egypt"—situate and compare the hotel in its immediate geographical context; that is, Egypt.
Academic text (2005) -
This residential area is known for its landscaped yards and well-maintained public spaces.
Antonyms
How Landscaped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Landscaped comes from landscape (made of land + -scape), a word that once meant a 'view' or 'scene' of the land. To landscape is to shape and plant land so it looks like a beautiful picture, so a landscaped garden is land made to be attractive.