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Meanings of swampland in English
Space of semiclassical field theories that cannot be consistently embedded in string theory.
Usage of swampland in English
1
It was a marsh, swampland, groaning under the weight of constant construction.
2
This, they hope, will draw water from their flooded shacks and surrounding swampland.
3
Dead things waiting for the swampland and the river to swallow them up.
4
That swampland down there makes ours look like a manicured showpark.
5
Residents in the neighbourhood have settled in what authorities deem an uninhabitable, marshy swampland.
6
There is the lake and swampland of Savoie, for instance.
7
It looked like a fair meadow and it turned out to be slippery swampland.
8
Palamedes racing through a marshy swampland, pursuing the staglike creature.
9
He looked like a banker who'd foreclosed on what turned out to be swampland.
10
This swampland... it is difficult even for a boat.
11
To the south are the Basto and the Mullica, which flow through wild untrammeled swampland.
12
He had been there in winter hunting bears when all the swampland was locked by ice.
13
What balanced there now, as if walking the treacherous surface of the swampland, was no animal.
14
To me: Yonder's a trail leading to swampland.
15
The Queen sneaked through the swampland and out into the forest toward the Seven Jeweled Hills.
16
Did he also have some swampland to buy?
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