Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Pertaining to, resembling, or consisting of meadow.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Of or pertaining to meadows; resembling, or consisting of, meadow.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective of, or pertaining to,
meadows . - adjective Resembling or comprised of
meadows .
Etymologies
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Examples
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After some minutes of simple concentration, the scenery changed from a meadowy landscape to an urban environment.
church - meadows 2010
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Mr. TODD FORREST (Vice President, Horticulture and Living Collections, New York Botanical Garden): So within the orchard, we have sort of a meadowy feeling design that has some of the flowers that might have been growing either naturally or through planting in the fields and meadows around her home - including dandelions.
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Mr. TODD FORREST (Vice President, Horticulture and Living Collections, New York Botanical Garden): So within the orchard, we have sort of a meadowy feeling design that has some of the flowers that might have been growing either naturally or through planting in the fields and meadows around her home - including dandelions.
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Dozens of European distillers are conjuring up the "green fairy" for new palates, its fresh, meadowy taste reminiscent of pastis.
Real Absinthe 2007
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We tooled around the entire island of Jamestown and as we were passing a marshy meadow or meadowy marsh I spotted a flock of glossy ibises.
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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We tooled around the entire island of Jamestown and as we were passing a marshy meadow or meadowy marsh I spotted a flock of glossy ibises.
stupid birder tricks 2007
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At the bottom, the rich taste of the honey with its floral, meadowy taste comes into play, with mint.
No Nightmare in This Kitchen: Gordon Ramsay Gets It Right 2006
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At the bottom, the rich taste of the honey with its floral, meadowy taste comes into play, with mint.
No Nightmare in This Kitchen: Gordon Ramsay Gets It Right 2006
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At the bottom, the rich taste of the honey with its floral, meadowy taste comes into play, with mint.
No Nightmare in This Kitchen: Gordon Ramsay Gets It Right 2006
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At the bottom, the rich taste of the honey with its floral, meadowy taste comes into play, with mint.
No Nightmare in This Kitchen: Gordon Ramsay Gets It Right 2006
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