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countryside
noun as in non-city environment
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He has spent the past 14 years pursuing hunts across the countryside of north Wales.
Part of that is her relatability, as someone who lives in the countryside in a home she and her husband built.
A small-town kid born out of wedlock, he moved from the rustic countryside of Vinci, 30 miles west of Florence, to the sophisticated city to make his way.
But beneath that is a simmering anger about ministers’ perceived ignorance about the countryside - and a sense from many farmers of being persistently let down, by this government and its predecessors.
She says she left London to live in the countryside and pursue music and writing, but realised she was missing podcasting.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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