lands Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- sea-powers
- dominions
- ministates
- condominia
- sovrans
- sultanates
- dependencies
- soil
- monocracies
- realms
- settlements
- empires
- condominiums
- superpowers
- democracies
- trust-territories
- fatherlands
- sovereigns
- domains
- nation-states
- colonies
- principalities
- theocracies
- dukedoms
- emirates
- microstates
- duchies
- world-powers
- seigniories
- monarchies
- homelands
- powers
- dictatorships
- sovereignties
- client-states
- city-states
- motherlands
- mandates
- great-powers
- seignories
Meaning of lands
lands
to set down after conveying, to come to be in a condition or situation, to stop at or near a place on shore, farming or ranching as a way of life, a rural area characterized by farming or ranching, to bring to a landing, realm, domain, to cause to reach or come to rest in a particular place, to come down or bring down and settle on a surface, the people of a country, the solid part of the surface of the earth, to set or put on shore from a ship, gain, secure, to bring to a specified condition, to set or go ashore from a ship, a corresponding part of a celestial body (such as the moon), to go ashore from a ship, to complete successfully by landing, such as, an area of a partly machined surface (such as the inside of a gun barrel) that is left without machining, real estate, an area of the earth usually inclusive of improvements, bodies of water, and natural or man-made objects and extending indefinitely upward and downward compare air right, to come to the end of a course or to a stage in a journey, to alight on a surface, the surface of the earth and all its natural resources, to catch and bring in, country, secure entry 2 sense 3, gain, an estate, interest, or right in land, to bring to or arrive at a destination or a position or condition, a portion of the earth's solid surface distinguishable by boundaries or ownership, to strike or meet a surface (as after a fall), ground or soil of a specified situation, nature, or quality, to touch at a place on shore, country entry 1 sense 2b, nation, a portion of the earth's surface
lands Sentence Examples
- The spaceship landed gracefully on the barren planet, touching down on a cratered surface.
- The farmers plowed their lands, preparing for the coming spring.
- The explorer discovered new lands untouched by human hands.
- After years of drought, the rains returned, rejuvenating the barren lands.
- The castle stood tall and proud on its lands, a symbol of power and grandeur.
- The ship sailed the vast seas, searching for new lands and adventure.
- The hikers wandered through the wilderness, marveling at the beauty of the unspoiled lands.
- The warriors defended their ancestral lands against invading armies.
- The treaty divided the lands between the warring factions, bringing an end to the conflict.
- The flock of birds soared through the skies, traversing vast lands in search of food and shelter.
FAQs About the word lands
to set down after conveying, to come to be in a condition or situation, to stop at or near a place on shore, farming or ranching as a way of life, a rural area
kingdoms, nations,states, countries, republics, sovranties,commonwealths, provinces, sea powers, dominions
launches, sails,embarks,
The spaceship landed gracefully on the barren planet, touching down on a cratered surface.
The farmers plowed their lands, preparing for the coming spring.
The explorer discovered new lands untouched by human hands.
After years of drought, the rains returned, rejuvenating the barren lands.
