woodlander Antonyms
Meaning of woodlander
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woodlander (n.)
A dweller in a woodland.
woodlander Sentence Examples
- The woodlander skillfully navigated the dense forest with ease.
- As a seasoned woodlander, he was adept at identifying edible plants and medicinal herbs.
- The roar of a nearby bear sent shivers down the woodlander's spine.
- The woodlander's shelter was a testament to his knowledge and resourcefulness.
- Tracking animals was second nature to the woodlander, who left no footprint undetected.
- The woodlander's keen eyesight allowed him to spot a distant campfire in the fading light.
- The villagers sought the wisdom and guidance of the woodlander in matters of survival and the natural world.
- The woodlander's tales of adventure and encounters with wildlife captivated the hearts and minds of listeners.
- Despite modernization, the woodlander remained steadfast in his connection to the ancient forest.
- The woodlander's legacy lived on through the generations, inspiring others to preserve and protect the wilderness.
FAQs About the word woodlander
A dweller in a woodland.
forest,wood(s), timberland, timber, forestland, stand, coppice, brushwood, scrubland, copse
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The woodlander skillfully navigated the dense forest with ease.
As a seasoned woodlander, he was adept at identifying edible plants and medicinal herbs.
The roar of a nearby bear sent shivers down the woodlander's spine.
The woodlander's shelter was a testament to his knowledge and resourcefulness.
