Plantation
Plantation noun - A settlement in a new country or region.
Usage example: the struggling plantation almost failed during the first winter
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Synonyms for Plantation
Territory and plantation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Territory" instead a noun "Plantation".
Territory
Territory noun - The place where a plant or animal is usually or naturally found.
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Synonyms for Territory
Plantation and territory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Plantation" instead a noun "Territory".
Nearby Words: territorial, territorially
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- property and plantation
- property and territory
- land and plantation
- land and territory
- estate and plantation
- estate and territory
- acreage and plantation
- acreage and territory
- community and plantation
- community and territory
- domain and plantation
- domain and territory
- settlement and plantation
- settlement and territory
Both words in one sentence
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Tibbs briefly slips into this territory for a moment as well, enraged from being slapped by the plantation owner Endicott: Tibbs: I can pull that fat cat down and bring him right off this hill!
Source: Film / In the Heat of the Night -
Your Cheating Heart: Barbara and Dennis have an affair while Gary is off in the jungle scouting new territory for the plantation.
Source: Film / Red Dust
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