fields (Meaning)

Wordnet

fields (n)

United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946)

No weak antonyms found.

The vast fields of sunflowers painted the landscape with vibrant hues of yellow.
The farmers tilled the fields, preparing the soil for the upcoming planting season.
The soccer players chased the ball across the lush, green fields, their cleats cutting through the grass.
The horses grazed peacefully in the fields, their long manes flowing in the gentle breeze.
The scientists conducted experiments in the fields, studying the effects of different fertilizers on crop growth.
The children played hide-and-seek among the cornfields, their laughter echoing through the air.
The pilot skillfully guided the airplane as it took off from the grassy fields of the local airport.
The engineers surveyed the fields, determining the best location for a new highway.
The archaeologists unearthed artifacts from ancient civilizations in the fields, providing insights into past cultures.
The botanist carefully observed the wildflowers in the fields, noting their unique characteristics and documenting their presence in the ecosystem.

United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946)

grounds, plots, parcels, meadows, tracts, clearings, pastures, commons, plats,lots

messes (up), botches,fumbles, scamps, goofs (up), messes (up), botches, mishandles, fumbles, muffs

The vast fields of sunflowers painted the landscape with vibrant hues of yellow.

The farmers tilled the fields, preparing the soil for the upcoming planting season.

The soccer players chased the ball across the lush, green fields, their cleats cutting through the grass.

The horses grazed peacefully in the fields, their long manes flowing in the gentle breeze.