plowland (Meaning)
Wordnet
plowland (n)
arable land that is worked by plowing and sowing and raising crops
Webster
plowland (n.)
Alt. of Plougland
Synonyms & Antonyms of plowland
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plowland Sentence Examples
- The farmer inspected the plowland, ensuring it was ready for planting.
- The vast plowland extended for miles, a testament to the region's agricultural prowess.
- After the autumn harvest, the plowland was left fallow to rest and restore its nutrients.
- The tractor churned up the plowland, creating deep furrows for the seeds.
- The erosion of the plowland was a constant concern, requiring careful management practices.
- The plowland was a symbol of the farmer's livelihood and the bounty it provided to the community.
- During the drought, the plowland became parched and hard, making cultivation impossible.
- The introduction of modern machinery transformed the efficiency of plowland cultivation.
- The fertile plowland yielded an abundant harvest, providing food for the growing population.
- The preservation of plowland was essential for ensuring the future sustainability of agriculture.
FAQs About the word plowland
arable land that is worked by plowing and sowing and raising cropsAlt. of Plougland
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The farmer inspected the plowland, ensuring it was ready for planting.
The vast plowland extended for miles, a testament to the region's agricultural prowess.
After the autumn harvest, the plowland was left fallow to rest and restore its nutrients.
The tractor churned up the plowland, creating deep furrows for the seeds.
