arcadian (Meaning)
arcadian (n)
an inhabitant of Arcadia
arcadian (s)
(used with regard to idealized country life) idyllically rustic
arcadian (a.)
Alt. of Arcadic
Synonyms & Antonyms of arcadian
arcadian Sentence Examples
- The Arcadian landscape was dotted with verdant hills and meandering streams.
- The Arcadian shepherd tended his flock with care, guided by the rhythms of nature.
- Arcadian poetry often celebrates the beauty and simplicity of rural life.
- The Arcadian villagers gathered for their annual harvest festival, celebrating the bounty of the land.
- The Arcadian countryside was renowned for its picturesque vistas and abundant wildlife.
- The Arcadian lifestyle embraced a connection to the land and a reverence for natural beauty.
- Arcadian art often depicts scenes of pastoral tranquility and rustic charm.
- The Arcadian farmers worked the fields with diligence, sowing seeds for the next season's harvest.
- Arcadian mythology is filled with tales of nymphs, fauns, and other woodland creatures.
- The Arcadian idyll provided a refuge from the hustle and bustle of urban life, offering peace and serenity to those who sought it.
FAQs About the word arcadian
an inhabitant of Arcadia, (used with regard to idealized country life) idyllically rusticAlt. of Arcadic
tranquil, placid, peaceful, serene, restful,quiet, hushed,calm, stilly, quieted
uproarious, woolly, rowdy, wild, boisterous, tempestuous, raucous, tempestuous, wooly, deafening
The Arcadian landscape was dotted with verdant hills and meandering streams.
The Arcadian shepherd tended his flock with care, guided by the rhythms of nature.
Arcadian poetry often celebrates the beauty and simplicity of rural life.
The Arcadian villagers gathered for their annual harvest festival, celebrating the bounty of the land.
