woodcutting
- noun
- /ˈwʊdˌkʌtɪŋ/
- woodcutting and grazing
- woodcutting or hunting
Examples
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Woodcutting is another major disturbance that has shaped the development of Mediterranean vegetation.
Academic text (1998) -
Hael did not feel the affinity for this place that he had felt for the mountain forest where he had been with the woodcutting party.
Fiction book (1990) -
Erbie more often strayed from home on woodcutting trips.
Fiction book (1991) -
He spent the weekend woodcutting in the forest to prepare firewood for the winter.
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The villagers often engage in woodcutting to gather timber for building their homes.
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After finishing his woodcutting, he loaded the logs onto his truck for transport.
Synonyms
Cutting down trees to get wood for building or sale
The business of cutting and selling wood
Cutting and preparing trees to make wood for building
An action when someone cuts wood by moving a blade back and forth
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Etymology
Woodcutting is simply the parts wood and cutting: wood means 'trees' or 'timber' and cutting means 'chopping', so woodcutting is the activity of cutting down trees or chopping wood for fuel or building.