Ground and Meadow

Ground

Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.

Usage example: I'll meet you at the parade ground in two hours

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Meadow and ground are semantically related in area topic. In some cases you can use "Meadow" instead a noun "Ground".

Meadow noun - A field where grass or alfalfa are grown to be made into hay.

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Ground and meadow are semantically related in area topic. Sometimes you can use "Ground" instead a noun "Meadow".

Nearby Words: mead, meadowy

When the champions duel, the backdrop transforms to a beautiful meadow in bloom until the Takeda champion strikes a killing blow - vapor appears as the Oda champion breaths and clutches in pain, and then the snow reappears as he falls to dead to the ground.

Source: Video Game / Total War: Shogun 2
A chapter from Ground One opens with: "A non-anthro rabbit sniffed the meadow air." Furry Reminder: Canine, feline and equine characters often have their ears described as flattening or pivoting towards sounds and in response to various stimuli.

Source: Roleplay / Darwin's Soldiers
The stadium at which Notts play their home games, Meadow Lane, is the shortest distance in the English League (though not in the UK) from another stadium, the other being The City Ground, home of Nottingham Forest.

Source: Useful Notes / British Footy Teams

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