Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
swampland
Noun
/ˈswɑːmplænd/
Definition
An area of land that is saturated with water and is often characterized by wet, spongy ground and an abundance of vegetation.
Examples
- The alligator swam through the dense vegetation of the swampland.
- Many kinds of birds thrive in the rich ecosystem of the swampland.
- Explorers discovered a hidden swamp in the middle of the vast swampland.
Meaning
Swampland refers to low-lying areas that are flooded for a significant part of the year, making them rich in biodiversity but difficult for human habitation or agriculture.
Synonyms
- Wetland
- Bog
- Mire
- Marsh
