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Meanings of timbered in English
Spanish
forrado de madera Furnished with or made of wood or timbers.
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Usage of timbered in English
1
The course kept turning and turning in a narrow and well-timbered valley.
2
The country along the river is undulating and hilly, and openly timbered.
3
It is at the base of a vast, rugged, densely timbered mountain.
4
The enemy had to march through thickly timbered country to the attack.
5
The ship was both long and broad and high-sided, and strongly timbered.
6
The higher mountains round about are heavily timbered with pine and cedar.
7
The country round about is thickly timbered with gum and other trees.
8
And all the southern Michigan farm belt was timbered, and around here.
9
The flats were well grassed, and lightly timbered with box and white-gum.
10
The timbered cottage with its sloping, cloak-like roof was old and forgotten.
11
Rolling and heavily timbered, with two spring branches running through the land.
12
The valley consists of grassy flats, though somewhat thickly timbered with mulga.
13
Heavily timbered land and impenetrable underwood are not so much resorted to.
14
The hills are rugged and, though well timbered, not adapted to agriculture.
15
You are altogether too good to be wasted on these timbered solitudes.
16
On both sides, the mountains appeared very broken, but tolerably well timbered.
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Timbered across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common