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Meanings of upland in English
Spanish
montañoso Used of high or hilly country.
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Usage of upland in English
1
The upland rice requires much more care and labor in its cultivation.
2
It was more hilly and upland; and the vegetation had altogether changed.
3
A mountain rescue team has warned of treacherous conditions on upland walks.
4
Some fruits thrive best in a stiff clay, others in sandy upland.
5
The upland plain, stretching inward from the coast, wears a different character.
6
Cruachmore, the nearest upland farm, could scarcely be seen from the stronghold.
7
Then, higher, came the big cattle-dotted upland pastures, and the rocky summit.
8
Each tuft of upland grass is musked like a bouquet with perfume.
9
There are two distinct kinds of rice, upland rice and lowland rice.
10
She listened until she heard his horse's hoofs upon the rocky upland.
11
It likes moisture, bogs, wet places in meadows, often in upland woods.
12
That's our upland pasture, that's where I intend to put your Damie.
13
The irrational way in which upland heather moors are protected is one example.
14
They jogged onward, heading north and upland; Orman heard no sounds of pursuit.
15
They come into a stretch of space, an upland of good thick earth.
16
The yellowing grain on the upland waved gently in the breeze.
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Upland across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common