Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
the-weald
noun
/ðə wiːld/
Definition
A region in southern England characterized by low hills and woodlands.
Examples
- The Weald is famous for its scenic walking trails.
- Many artists have drawn inspiration from the landscapes of the Weald.
- She grew up in the Weald, surrounded by nature.
Meaning
The Weald refers to a geographical area known for its natural beauty, including forests, valleys, and agricultural land, often seen as a quintessential part of the English countryside.
Synonyms
- countryside
- woodlands
- rural area
