Definition

A type of forest or wooded area that has lush green leaves and plants.

Example

The hikers enjoyed a peaceful walk through the greenwood, surrounded by tall trees and vibrant foliage.

Conversation

I love going for walks in the greenwood near my house.

That sounds peaceful! I enjoy being surrounded by nature too.

You should join me sometime; the greenwood is really beautiful this time of year.

I'd love to! Fresh air and greenery are the best.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Greenwood → The word is formed from "green" (from Old English "grēne", meaning of the color of growing plants) and "wood" (from Old English "wudu", meaning a forest or wooded area). Together, these parts describe a wooded area that is lush and full of green vegetation.

Memory Tip

Imagine a lush, vibrant forest filled with green plants — that's what 'greenwood' represents, combining the color of life ('green') with a place of trees ('wood').

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