Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
heath
noun
/hiːθ/
Definition
A heath is an area of open uncultivated land covered with heather, low shrubs, and grasses.
Examples
- The heath is home to many species of birds and insects.
- We walked across the heath, enjoying the beautiful wildflowers.
- In autumn, the heath turns a stunning shade of purple and gold.
Meaning
Heath primarily refers to a type of habitat characterized by low growing vegetation, often found in temperate regions.
Synonyms
- moor
- wasteland
- grassland
