Definition

Describing an area that is full of bushes, shrubs, or trees, often creating a lush and green environment.

Example

The bosky landscape was perfect for a peaceful afternoon walk.

Conversation

I love how bosky this park is; it feels so peaceful here.

Yeah, the trees make it a great escape from the city.

I could spend all day walking through these bosky paths.

Same here! It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Bosky → The word originates from Middle English 'bosk', which comes from Old French 'bosque', meaning a thicket or grove. It refers to an area covered with trees or bushes, hence describing something that is wooded or bushy.

Memory Tip

Imagine a small, wooded area or thicket when you think of 'bosky', as it directly relates to being covered with trees or bushes.

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