Bucolic
Bucolic adjective - Of, relating to, associated with, or typical of open areas with few buildings or people.
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Synonyms for Bucolic
Idyllic
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- Arabela: Princess Xenia takes advantage of her father's absence and forces the idyllic and bucolic Fairy Tale Kingdom to modernize by building factories with the help of her magic ring, forcing everybody to work in them and live in apartment blocks, regardless of how they feel about it.
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A bucolic feudal kingdom with idyllic countryside, Disney-esque castles, knights in shining armour and princesses in colourful dresses, Bretonnia looks like heaven on earth compared to the grim and less romanticised Empire to the immediate east.
Source: Crapsaccharine World
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