greenwood (Meaning)
greenwood (n)
woodlands in full leaf
greenwood (n.)
A forest as it appears is spring and summer.
greenwood (a.)
Pertaining to a greenwood; as, a greenwood shade.
Synonyms & Antonyms of greenwood
greenwood Sentence Examples
- The ancient forests on the outskirts of town were home to towering greenwood trees.
- The craftsman's workshop was filled with the fresh scent of newly cut greenwood.
- The greenwood bowstring was supple and strong, providing excellent accuracy.
- The rustic log cabin was constructed entirely from greenwood logs.
- The village children played hide-and-seek among the dense undergrowth of the greenwood.
- The greenwood canoe glided effortlessly across the glassy waters of the river.
- The hunters used greenwood sticks to make camouflage for their hides.
- The greenwood furniture was a beautiful addition to the cottage's quaint decor.
- The greenwood glade was a peaceful haven for wildlife and nature enthusiasts alike.
- The greenwood carving had intricate details and a rich history behind it.
FAQs About the word greenwood
woodlands in full leafA forest as it appears is spring and summer., Pertaining to a greenwood; as, a greenwood shade.
grove, coppice, thicket,wildwood, copse, brushwood, timberland, forest, woodlot, scrubland
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The ancient forests on the outskirts of town were home to towering greenwood trees.
The craftsman's workshop was filled with the fresh scent of newly cut greenwood.
The greenwood bowstring was supple and strong, providing excellent accuracy.
The rustic log cabin was constructed entirely from greenwood logs.
