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woodland
noun as in land covered with woods or trees
noun as in forest
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Example Sentences
Lou Carpenter, who owns ancient woodland that provides a habitat for rare birds, told the BBC that catapults were being used to poach, and the problem was getting worse.
So, utilising nearby fields and some woodland, the couple took about a year to get the park up and running.
Devon Wildlife Trust's Tracey Hamston, who leads the project, said the animals were "once a key part of our thriving woodland wildlife, so it's good that they are back where they belong".
The firm vowed to establish the UK's biggest native woodland and peatland restoration project, supported by sales of its Lost Forest lager.
Thursday's search happened in Balgownie, on a small pocket of woodland mentioned in a confession made by a teenage boy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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