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Meanings of open countryside in English

We have no meanings for "open countryside" in our records yet.
Usage of open countryside in English
1
But we are no longer looking out over the open countryside.
Once upon a time in America
2
The roads are heavily mined and pass through open countryside captured by rebels.
The Irish Times
3
The train stopped in open countryside, far from any station.
Melnitz
4
On the far horizon were the open countryside's purple slopes.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
5
The wide- open countryside offered ample opportunities for adventure and freedom.
The Irish Times
6
Below and beyond the wall was open countryside, with a river winding through it.
A Tale of Time City
7
Tells about the Tiburtina, which was open countryside 30 years ago when Andrea moved there.
The new yorker
8
In reality, both birds are regular and widespread winter visitors, mingling in the open countryside.
The Irish Times
9
On the open countryside one man is as good as another, or nearly as good.
The sleeper awakes
10
Protecting, enhancing and conserving the open countryside were identified as key objectives in the plan.
The Irish Times
11
That left the cables out in the open countryside.
The Naked God
12
Beyond them, we look out across the open countryside.
Once upon a time in America
13
They were back in open countryside, the battered Toyota rattling over a blurry dirt road.
The genesis secret
14
Financial security, safety and the beautiful open countryside are all important to me as a parent.
The South African
15
The sunny, open countryside of his uncle's estate made a welcome change from grey, damp Wales.
Scarlet
16
The things that originally drew people here, like open countryside and clean air, exist no longer.
The Irish Times
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