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Meanings of thickly wooded in English
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Usage of thickly wooded in English
1
In parts the banks are rocky and steep, in others thickly wooded.
2
It was pretty thickly wooded and, two miles behind, narrowed again considerably.
3
The shores are low and thickly wooded, with spruce of small growth.
4
They were thickly wooded, for the most part with juniper and pine.
5
It is situated in a hilly, thickly wooded part of western Surrey.
6
The ground was thickly wooded with second growth and mesquite bush.
7
The house is in a valley, encircled by thickly wooded hills.
8
The country has a very wild aspect, and is thickly wooded.
9
The Stuyvesant Square neighborhood is, by this city's standards, thickly wooded.
10
The car turned round and disappeared behind a thickly wooded bend.
11
Immediately back of the town rose sudden, small, thickly wooded hills.
12
They were thickly wooded, and we thought we found cinnamon, aloes and mastic.
13
The sound echoed through the still house and the thickly wooded grounds around it.
14
Outside the harbor of the Land of the Cyclôpes lay a thickly wooded island.
15
In the larger portion of this artificial lake there were two islands, thickly wooded.
16
The bank of the river was thickly wooded, and we made but slow progress.
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