moorland
noun (moorlands)
Everyday
Moorland is wide open high land covered with heather and rough grass, often wet and bare. tree →
In the lessons
a lonely, wild place where a castle, a cottage or a path lies, far from towns
Examples
- Sheep graze on the moorland. tree →
- The path crossed the moorland in thick mist. tree →
- Snow covered the moorland all winter. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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