Definition of countryside
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:a rural area
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:the inhabitants of a countryside
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Examples of countryside in a Sentence
We took a long drive through the open countryside.
everyone hates to see the countryside ruined by new developments
Recent Examples of countryside from the Web
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Bobby Shipman/Courier-Journal/USA TODAY Network What appears as a quaint, brick cottage in the countryside opens to a spacious, state-of-the-art ranch with classic European design – and some surprises.
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The house is also set in the countryside, but about a 10-minute drive from modern conveniences and grocery stores.
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Horse Country participants work with Thoroughbreds on everything from good manners to finding a second career Lexington and its surrounding Bluegrass Region offer visitors some of the most picturesque countryside in America.
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Bartender Aaron Melendrez crafts cocktails that summon the flavors of the Baja countryside.
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In the countryside RPF representatives watch over each unit of ten households.
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But the canal is primarily for pleasure craft that glide through stunning countryside.
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Worried that crowds would not show up on Thursday — Mr. Trump is less popular in Poland’s liberal capital than in the conservative countryside — the authorities chose a smaller, though still symbolically rich, site.
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To that end, Moylan is limiting cycling to a dozen or so mornings of the 16 days to ensure opportunities for enjoying the people and countryside.
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First Known Use of countryside
15th century
countryside Synonyms
Synonyms
boondocks, boonies [slang], country, nowhere, sticksRelated Words
exurbia; backcountry, backwater, backwoods, bush, frontier, hinterland, outback, up-country; wild, wildernessNear Antonyms
conurbation, megalopolis, urban sprawlCOUNTRYSIDE Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of countryside for English Language Learners
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: land that is away from big towns and cities
COUNTRYSIDE Defined for Kids
countryside
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coun·try·side
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ˈkən-trē-ˌsīd
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Definition of countryside for Students
:a rural area or its people
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