Meaning of countryside in English:
countryside
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noun
mass noun1The land and scenery of a rural area.
‘they explored the surrounding countryside’- ‘countryside conservation groups’
- ‘It's easy to spend whole fascinating days exploring the surrounding countryside.’
- ‘And, of course, this city is a gateway to some of the finest countryside in the land.’
- ‘If not, communities living in the rural countryside would not be viable, he warned.’
- ‘The surrounding countryside is beautiful and the stunning town of Krakow is an hour and a half away by car.’
- ‘Definitely a most spectacular and colourful event to grace Swindon roads and beautiful surrounding countryside.’
- ‘Populated by some 68 indigenous ethic minorities, its spectacularly rugged countryside is dotted with their villages of stilted huts.’
- ‘The couple's Holy Grail was a huge mansion in the verdant English countryside.’
- ‘I love the English countryside, particularly my own corner of it.’
- ‘And so he kept on the move, criss-crossing a large region of gently rolling Cheshire countryside.’
- ‘For the remainder of the month, the army scoured the countryside in search of remaining camps.’
- ‘Unable to free their car, the two friends roam the countryside looking for help.’
- ‘The area around his home is open, hilly countryside with rough terrain.’
- ‘They welcome us on their terrace, facing out over miles of peaceful open countryside.’
- ‘The many temples that dot the countryside have been either damaged or have collapsed.’
- ‘Viticulture flourished despite the frequent civil wars, which were on too small a scale to devastate the Tuscan countryside.’
- ‘Yet he adds he has loved the Scottish countryside from an early age through his enthusiasm for country sports.’
- ‘The drastic drop in numbers visiting the countryside has meant a rise in tourist trade to some urban destinations.’
- ‘She enjoys spending time by herself, and prefers the countryside to the city.’
- ‘We disembarked a few days ago, and are now marching steadily north through the countryside to our destination city.’
- ‘For centuries, control this fort and you could command the countryside for miles around.’
landscape, scenery, surroundings, setting, environmenta rural area, a rural district, farmland, agricultural land, the country, the green belt, the great outdoorsView synonyms- 1.1The inhabitants of countryside areas.‘the political influence of the countryside remains strong’
- ‘In snubbing the countryside and its urban allies, the Government got it seriously wrong.’
- ‘He has some of the facts and figures of just how dependent the countryside is on townie subsidy.’
- ‘That is why there is no place in Cool Britannia for the people and culture of the countryside.’
- ‘The reforms added fuel to the already smouldering social tension in the countryside.’
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