hedgerow (Meaning)

Wordnet

hedgerow (n)

a fence formed by a row of closely planted shrubs or bushes

Webster

A row of shrubs, or trees, planted for inclosure or separation of fields.

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The winding hedgerow meandered through the fields, forming a natural boundary between neighboring farms.
The farmer meticulously trimmed the hawthorn hedgerow, creating a dense barrier against stray animals.
In the early autumn, the hedgerow erupted in a blaze of color as berries glistened in the golden sunlight.
The birds had built their nests in the tangled branches of the hedgerow, creating a sanctuary for their young.
The hiker followed the hedgerow as it led him through a maze of fields and meadows.
The hedgerow served as a windbreak, protecting the crops from the harsh elements.
The overgrown hedgerow concealed a hidden path that led to an abandoned cottage in the woods.
The villagers gathered around the old oak tree at the end of the hedgerow for their weekly market.
The hedgerow was a haven for wildlife, providing shelter and sustenance to a variety of animals.
As the sun set, long shadows danced across the hedgerow, creating an ethereal scene.

a fence formed by a row of closely planted shrubs or bushesA row of shrubs, or trees, planted for inclosure or separation of fields.

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The winding hedgerow meandered through the fields, forming a natural boundary between neighboring farms.

The farmer meticulously trimmed the hawthorn hedgerow, creating a dense barrier against stray animals.

In the early autumn, the hedgerow erupted in a blaze of color as berries glistened in the golden sunlight.

The birds had built their nests in the tangled branches of the hedgerow, creating a sanctuary for their young.