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Meanings of plantation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "grove"
Examples for "grove"
1
I preached in the grove on the Keys of the Kingdom, etc.
2
They slipped away in the darkness and hid themselves in the grove.
3
Such paroxysms raged in the mysterious dances in the grove of Dodona.
4
Serena and the baby are in the breadfruit grove behind the village.
5
The thunder of the Declaration was still rumbling in the poplar grove.
1
See, I used to have an apple orchard clear across that field.
2
Hide Bolly and Silvermane in the little arbor down in the orchard.
3
Early in the evening the house and the orchard were surrounded quietly.
4
The robin and the bluebird were piping sweetly in the blossoming orchard.
5
The house has no windows in the side that faces the orchard.
Usage of plantation in English
1
Which American Civil War epic is concerned concerns the plantation at Tara?
2
Down in the Deep South, however, there's another kind of plantation entirely.
3
I would rouse the plantation; in an hour you would be found.
4
The material had been woben by the slaves in a plantation shop.
5
And both belonged to the same vast plantation-thelargest in the county.
6
The 1946 film is set on a plantation during America's Reconstruction Era.
7
It is bounded by good grazing land and a small forestry plantation.
8
Each plantation had a double head in the master and the mistress.
9
I came across the fellow yesterday afternoon in the big plantation here.
10
Returning in the evening my father announced that the plantation was sold.
11
Take the case now of a plantation of 100 acres in extent.
12
Traditionally, however, Americans trace Thanksgiving back to the Plymouth plantation in 1621.
13
Soon the Confederates left the plantation and the Federalists burst into view.
14
Ditto ditto, grown on plantation Enmore; not quite so uniform in size.
15
You say you live in a plantation house? He eyed Celeste doubtfully.
16
On the plantation, Christmas is the beginning and end of the calendar.
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Plantation through the time
Plantation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
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