heathland (Meaning)
heathland (n)
a tract of level wasteland; uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation
Synonyms & Antonyms of heathland
heathland Sentence Examples
- The desolate heathland stretched endlessly, its vegetation dominated by heather and gorse.
- The heathland was a haven for wildlife, with rabbits, grouse, and adders thriving in the harsh conditions.
- The heather bloom transformed the heathland into a vibrant purple tapestry during the summer months.
- The hardy ponies of the heathland grazed on the sparse vegetation, their hooves leaving deep impressions in the soil.
- Hikers enjoyed exploring the heathland's trails, marveling at its unique ecosystem.
- The heathland was threatened by encroaching development, but conservation efforts aimed to preserve its fragile beauty.
- The air on the heathland was cool and crisp, with a hint of the sea salt carried by the wind.
- The heathland held a sense of mystery, with ancient standing stones and legends of hidden treasures.
- The heathland's ecosystem was vital to the local birdlife, providing nesting and feeding grounds.
- The heathland was a reminder of the delicate balance between nature and human activity, and its preservation was essential for future generations.
FAQs About the word heathland
a tract of level wasteland; uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation
pasture, heath,grassland, pastureland, moor, meadow, ley, glade, tract, clearing
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The desolate heathland stretched endlessly, its vegetation dominated by heather and gorse.
The heathland was a haven for wildlife, with rabbits, grouse, and adders thriving in the harsh conditions.
The heather bloom transformed the heathland into a vibrant purple tapestry during the summer months.
The hardy ponies of the heathland grazed on the sparse vegetation, their hooves leaving deep impressions in the soil.
