meadowed
- adjective
- The meadowed landscape was breathtaking.
Examples
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They built their cottage on a meadowed slope overlooking the river.
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The meadowed hills were bright with wildflowers in spring.
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We enjoyed a picnic in the meadowed valley surrounded by tall grass and wildflowers.
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We walked through the meadowed hills.
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The meadowed hills were filled with wildflowers, creating a beautiful landscape in spring.
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We enjoyed a picnic on the meadowed field, surrounded by lush greenery and gentle breezes.
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The picturesque village was nestled in a valley with meadowed pastures stretching as far as the eye could see.
Synonyms
An area covered with grass, like a field or lawn
An area that is green with plants and grass
An area with grass growing on it
Smelling or tasting like a field of grass and wildflowers
Covered by short green plants that grow on the ground like a lawn
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.