pastureland Antonyms
Meaning of pastureland
Wordnet
pastureland (n)
a field covered with grass or herbage and suitable for grazing by livestock
pastureland Sentence Examples
- The vast pastureland stretched endlessly before them, providing ample grazing for the cattle.
- The verdant pastureland was a testament to the farmer's careful management and the fertile soil.
- The lush pastureland beckoned the weary hikers to rest and graze on its sweet, tender grass.
- The rolling pastureland provided a scenic backdrop for the rustic farmhouse nestled in its midst.
- The sheep grazed contentedly in the verdant pastureland, their bells tinkling gently in the breeze.
- The horses galloped freely across the open pastureland, their manes and tails flowing in the wind.
- The farmer tended to his cattle in the pastureland, ensuring their well-being and ample sustenance.
- The pastureland had once been a bustling thoroughfare, but now it lay fallow, a reminder of a bygone era.
- The developers encroached upon the pastureland, gradually replacing its pristine beauty with concrete and asphalt.
- The government set aside a large tract of pastureland for conservation, preserving its ecological significance for future generations.
FAQs About the word pastureland
a field covered with grass or herbage and suitable for grazing by livestock
moor,pasture, grassland, heathland, meadow, ley, tract,glade, lea, parcel
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The vast pastureland stretched endlessly before them, providing ample grazing for the cattle.
The verdant pastureland was a testament to the farmer's careful management and the fertile soil.
The lush pastureland beckoned the weary hikers to rest and graze on its sweet, tender grass.
The rolling pastureland provided a scenic backdrop for the rustic farmhouse nestled in its midst.
