Upland ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Upland ( noun )

High land that is higher than the surrounding area, often used for farming or grazing.

Origin:

From up- (up or upward) + land (ground or earth).

Examples:

1. The upland area was ideal for growing crops.
2. The upland provided excellent grazing for sheep and cattle.
3. The upland was characterized by rolling hills.
4. The upland was a popular spot for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
5. The upland was covered in lush, green grass.

(As an adjective)

Upland ( adjective )

High land that is higher than the surrounding area, often used for farming or grazing.

Origin:

From up- (up or upward) + land (ground or earth).

Examples:

1. The upland area was ideal for growing crops.
2. The upland provided excellent grazing for sheep and cattle.
3. The upland was characterized by rolling hills.
4. The upland was a popular spot for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
5. The upland was covered in lush, green grass.