Words and phrases that have a meaning related to countryside: (160 results)
Often used in the same context:
farmlands, hinterland, moors, hills, woodland, moorlands, villages, rural, cotswolds, uplands, farmyard, chiltern hills, landscapes, mountains, hillsides, highlands, lowlands, plains, towns, riverside, cornfields, hedgerows, dales, chilterns, peasants, byways, hamlet, heaths, fenland, meadows, idyll, pony trekking, urban, flatlands, heathland, valley, borderlands, farmhouse, conurbation, riverbanks, greenland, foothills, aveyron, fens, seaside, sylvan, slums, manor house, commune, grassland, alleyways, orkney islands, manor, suburbia, moonscapes, pastureland, jungle, watermill, tableland, costas, cotswold hills, churchyards, glens, heartland, machair, carpathian mountains, backroad, mendips, bluebells, bracken, scenic, castle, copses, scenery, doodlebugs, dordogne, farms, barrios, abbeys, wilds, undergrowth, prairies, ramblers, snowscape, estates, bosky, coastline, gite, dartmoor, peasantry, pennines, fastnesses, coastland, badlands, exmoor, orchards, laurentian mountains, vineyards, meadowland, wastelands, verdure, inner hebrides, landscape, countrysides, shores, mainland, coast, coasts, folksong, seacoast, seashore, environs, folklore, nationality, territory, army, folksongs, frontier, biracial, countywide, forestry, gaeltacht, sanitary, transvaal, accrediting, americanism, andhra, antidiscrimination, antimonopoly, assist, autonomous, backcountry, backward, bashkir, belgian, belorussian, bengal, bicentennial
Appears in the definition of:
bypath, byroad, byway, convulse, cross-country, cross-country skiing, depopulate, dominating, famish, greenly, keep, lay waste to, maraud, overrun, raped, remove, scorch, vietnamese, waste, zigzag
More general:
Also try:country, rural area
— Adjectives for countryside: english, whole, open, beautiful, french, rural, green, chinese, russian, entire, irish, more...
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