Definition

A piece of land that is covered with grass, often found in gardens or fields.

Example

The children played on the soft sward in the park.

Conversation

Have you seen the new park with the beautiful sward?

Yes, I went there last weekend, and it was so nice to relax on the grass.

I love how well-maintained the sward looks; it makes the whole area feel inviting.

Absolutely! It’s perfect for picnics or just enjoying the outdoors.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Sward → The word 'sward' originates from Old English 'sweard', meaning a piece of ground covered with grass or turf. It refers specifically to the grassy surface of the land.

Memory Tip

Think of 'sward' as the grassy 'surface' of the ground, which helps you remember that it refers to a grassy area.

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