meadowy
- adjective
- /ˈmɛdəʊi/
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pradera
- A rich, meadowy odor rose from the lawn.
Examples
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The meadowy landscape was filled with vibrant wildflowers and lush grasses.
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So I can plant a bunch of bulbs and a kind of a meadowy grass in here.
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It's more like for, well, drier areas, I kind of envision dry, meadowy areas, which I want that whole area to feel sort of mountainy.
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The crowds were almost entirely gone now, the buildings thinning out into empty, meadowy lots hemmed in by gray metal fences.
Fiction book (2002) -
As we walked through the meadowy fields, the sweet scent of blooming flowers enveloped us.
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The picnic was set in a meadowy setting, surrounded by gentle hills and colorful blossoms.
Synonyms
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An area covered with grass, like a field or lawn
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Smelling or looking like flowers
Covered in grass and wildflowers like a field
Covered in grass or smelling like grass
Covered in many flowers that smell sweet
Having the shape, colour or smell of a flower
How Meadowy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word meadowy comes from meadow and the ending -y, where -y means 'like' or 'full of' and meadow means 'open grassland with flowers'. Think of a field full of grass and wildflowers—something meadowy looks, smells, or tastes like that place.