Set: Adjectives for describing landscapes

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TermDefinition
barrenunable to produce plants or fruit
sun-drenchedto describe a place that receives a lot of sun
meanderingof a river or road, following a route which is not straight or direct
breathtakingextremely exciting, beautiful or surprising
jaggedrough and uneven, with sharp points
duskydark in colour
lushcovered with healthy green plants or grass
parcheddried out because of too much heat and not enough rain
snowcappedto describe mountains or hills with snow on them
ruggeduneven and wild; not easy to travel over
plungingextremely steep
farflungvery distant, remote
densethick; close together; difficult to go or see through
abundantmore than enough
picturesqueattractive in appearance, especially in an old-fashioned way
cobbledmade of rounded stones used on the surface of an old-fashioned road
undulatingdescribing or having small hills and slopes that look like waves
crumblingold and falling into small pieces
toweringvery tall and impressive
derelictabandonded, no longer in use
woodedcovered with trees
wind-sweptopen to and not protected from strong winds, or (of people) having hair that is untidy because it has been blown in different directions by the wind
bustlingfull of busy activity
drearyboring and making you feel unhappy
desolatedescribes a place that is unattractive and empty, with no people or nothing pleasant in it
blazingburning brightly and strongly

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Terms 26
Creator ACEbondiweb2
Created April 7, 2009
Group ACE Bondi 603
Subject countryside
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Meanings of adjectives from Tuesday's class

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