arboraceous
- adjective
- /ˌɑːrbəˈreɪʃəs/
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arborizado
- The park has an arboraceous landscape with ancient oaks and tall pines.
Examples
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The arboraceous landscape provided a perfect backdrop for the wedding.
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She preferred to walk in arboraceous surroundings rather than open fields.
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Botanists were attracted to the arboraceous nature of the region.
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Many arboraceous areas are protected by environmental regulations.
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The park has an arboraceous landscape with ancient oaks and tall pines.
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She preferred to walk in arboraceous surroundings rather than open fields.
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The arboraceous landscape provided a perfect backdrop for the wedding.
Synonyms
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2.4
An area with many trees growing on it
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4.4
Having the smell or feel of a forest
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2.0
Having many trees like a small forest
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2.3
An area covered with many trees
Like a forest with many trees and plants
Full of trees, like a forest or park
Land covered with trees
Covered with trees like a small wood
Covered with trees and bushes
Having trees or leaves that make a shaded path
Covered with many trees
Having many trees that give shade
Antonyms
How Wooded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word arboraceous comes from the Latin root arbor, which means 'tree' and appears in words like arborist and Arbor Day. So, arboraceous describes a place that is full of trees, or 'wooded'.