meadowland
- noun
- /ˈmɛdəˌwɛnd/
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paraíso
- She hoped their marriage would be a lasting meadowland of joy and understanding.
Examples
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The novel describes childhood as a meadowland untouched by worry or fear.
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After years of struggle, he finally found his own meadowland in a quiet village.
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The meadowland is beautiful.
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What a lovely meadowland this is!
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The novel describes childhood as a meadowland untouched by worry or fear.
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She hoped their marriage would be a lasting meadowland of joy and understanding.
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After years of struggle, he finally found his own meadowland in a quiet village.
Synonyms
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A place or state of perfect happiness and peace
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A place or memory that makes you feel calm and happy
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A place or state that has great happiness and peace
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A place where people enjoy life and ignore practical problems
A place or situation that feels relaxed and like a holiday
A peaceful place like a dream where people relax and forget their problems
Antonyms
How Peaceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Meadowland is also used to mean a time or place of peace and happiness; it comes from meadow ('a grassy field') and land ('ground'), so you can picture a calm, open field to remember its gentle, peaceful meaning.