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Meanings of woodlands in English
Usage of woodlands in English
1
In fact the woodlands on the farms compose about 50 per cent.
2
The new native woodlands will cover over nine square kilometres of land.
3
In the North, the farm woodlands compose two-fifths of all the forests.
4
Up to 60 per cent of these woodlands is in private ownership.
5
It's a picturesque location with stunning views of woodlands to the north.
6
The hollows, the shadowed woodlands, remained lost beneath the early morning mists.
7
They are mainly found in woodlands, savannahs and acacia scrub throughout Africa.
8
Its whistle sounded, and soon it came winding through the sparse woodlands.
9
And the commons and woodlands were free for all, with certain regulations.
10
A singular brooding silence held all the woodlands above Great End Farm.
11
This is a place of rugged eucalypt woodlands and towering granite escarpments.
12
Dorothy reined Chinook round, and rode slowly down through the silent woodlands.
13
The train sped through familiar country: meadows, pastures, cornfields, orchards and woodlands.
14
He spent his days roaming the woodlands, visiting with the fae folk.
15
Back of these villages lie woodlands extending easterly to Sandwich and Mashpee.
16
This would have created savannahs and woodlands, making it much more habitable.
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Woodlands across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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