Meadow

usgb/ˈmedəʊ/
noun

A field with grass and often wild flowers.

She sat down in the middle of the meadow and enjoyed the beauty of nature.
Visual representation of "meadow" - A field with grass and often wild flowers

Often appears as...

  • lush meadow
  • green meadow
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Rural Imagery

Meadows are often depicted in stories and poems as serene, natural places outside of urban areas.

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The novel's hero wandered through the meadow, lost in thought.
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Wildlife Habitat

Meadows can be home to many types of wildlife; they're ecosystems for insects, birds, and small mammals.

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We saw butterflies flitting from flower to flower in the meadow.
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Seasonal Changes

Meadows change throughout the year, like becoming covered in snow in winter or blooming with flowers in spring.

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In spring, the meadow was ablaze with wildflowers.
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