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countryside
noun as in non-city environment
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Example Sentences
The scheme may not work for everyone but for Ms Hough, who has now relocated from Solihull to a life in the countryside, the benefits have been profound.
Without paying admission, you can stroll the walkway around the property for a striking view of the countryside.
In the war’s aftermath, rural America entered a slump lasting until after World War II. The 1920 census was the first showing more Americans in towns and cities than countryside.
Michael Carpenter was packing up after a camping trip in the Leicestershire countryside with a big group of friends earlier this year, when a woman in his party realised she'd lost her car keys.
"These fungi are vital indicators of the health of our grasslands and highlight the biodiversity that exists around us in our towns, as well as our countryside," she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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