Scenery (noun)

1. The natural features of a landscape or environment, such as mountains, forests, and rivers.
2. The view or vista that one sees when looking at a particular place.
3. A painted backdrop or setting used in theater to represent a location.

Origin:

The word 'scenery' comes from the french word 'scène' meaning 'a scene or view'. it was used to refer to the decorative elements used in theater and later extended to refer to natural views and landscapes.

Examples:

1. The scenery along the coast was breathtaking with cliffs towering over the ocean.
2. She took a photo of the scenery to show her friends back home.
3. The scenery in the play was magnificent, with intricate details and vivid colors.
4. The countryside scenery was dotted with farms and rolling hills.
5. The scenery on the drive through the mountains was breathtaking, with towering peaks and crystal clear streams.