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meadowed

meadowed

4.8
Covered in grass and wildflowers like a field
  • adjective
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  • The meadowed landscape was breathtaking.

Examples

  • They built their cottage on a meadowed slope overlooking the river.

  • The meadowed hills were bright with wildflowers in spring.

  • We enjoyed a picnic in the meadowed valley surrounded by tall grass and wildflowers.

  • We walked through the meadowed hills.

  • The meadowed hills were filled with wildflowers, creating a beautiful landscape in spring.

  • We enjoyed a picnic on the meadowed field, surrounded by lush greenery and gentle breezes.

  • The picturesque village was nestled in a valley with meadowed pastures stretching as far as the eye could see.

Synonyms

grassy
vsmeadowed
34 1.0

An area covered with grass, like a field or lawn

focuses on overall look of open, flowered fields rather than just green cover
verdant
vsmeadowed
8 6.5

An area that is green with plants and grass

suggests a meadowlike appearance specifically rather than general greenness
grass-covered
vsmeadowed
1 2.6

An area with grass growing on it

implies simple plant cover rather than mixed flowers or natural floral appearance
meadowy
vsmeadowed
3.7

Smelling or tasting like a field of grass and wildflowers

is about broad covered appearance rather than floral scent or wildflowers
grassed
vsmeadowed
2.3

Covered by short green plants that grow on the ground like a lawn

refers to plain plant coverage rather than floral or picturesque field qualities

Surface Forms

meadowed positive

Morphology

meadowed = meadow (transparent) = meadow + ed

A straightforward adjective formed from the noun 'meadow' with the suffix '-ed' meaning 'covered with' or 'having the appearance of', which is easily inferable by learners.

Etymology

Meadowed comes from the common word meadow, which means 'a grassy field with wildflowers'. So meadowed means a place that is 'covered with meadows' or looks like a meadow.