Definition

Relating to or resembling open grassy areas where wildflowers and plants grow.

Example

The meadowy landscape was filled with colorful wildflowers and buzzing bees.

Conversation

Have you seen that meadowy area near the park?

Yes! It's so beautiful and peaceful there.

I love how the flowers bloom in such a meadowy setting.

Absolutely, it makes for the perfect picnic spot.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Meadowy → It is formed from "meadow" (from Old English *mædwe*, meaning a tract of grassland) and "-y" (a suffix used to form adjectives indicating a characteristic). The word "meadowy" describes something that has the characteristics of a meadow, typically lush and grassy.

Memory Tip

Picture a landscape that is lush and grassy, like a meadow — that's what 'meadowy' means, having the qualities of a meadow.

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