Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An expanse of land suitable for livestock to wander and graze on.
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- noun US
unimproved land that is suitable for thegrazing oflivestock
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun land suitable for grazing livestock
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Examples
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The lark is adapted to Ethiopia's "rangeland" - the savannah of native grasses that traditionally covered large parts of east Africa, but is now rapidly disappearing.
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The lark is adapted to Ethiopia's "rangeland" - the savannah of native grasses that traditionally covered large parts of east Africa, but is now rapidly disappearing.
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The degradation of Ethiopia's grassy "rangeland" has brought Sidamo lark numbers to a critical level, experts say - without action, it could soon be Africa's first recorded bird extinction
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The degradation of Ethiopia's grassy "rangeland" has brought Sidamo lark numbers to a critical level, experts say - without action, it could soon be Africa's first recorded bird extinction
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The degradation of Ethiopia's grassy "rangeland" has brought Sidamo lark numbers to a critical level, experts say - without action, it could soon be Africa's first recorded bird extinction
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The degradation of Ethiopia's grassy "rangeland" has brought Sidamo lark numbers to a critical level, experts say - without action, it could soon be Africa's first recorded bird extinction
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The degradation of Ethiopia's grassy "rangeland" has brought Sidamo lark numbers to a critical level, experts say - without action, it could soon be Africa's first recorded bird extinction
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The degradation of Ethiopia's grassy "rangeland" has brought Sidamo lark numbers to a critical level, experts say - without action, it could soon be Africa's first recorded bird extinction
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But Rep. Cynthia M. Lummis R-Wyo. rose in opposition, saying the horses overpopulate many areas of her state and damage the rangeland.
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But Rep. Cynthia M. Lummis R-Wyo. rose in opposition, saying the horses overpopulate many areas of her state and damage the rangeland.
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