What is lowland? How to use in English

Definition & pronunciation of lowland

lowlandadjective

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/ˈləʊlənd//ˈləʊlənd/

Where does the word lowland come from?

"Lowland" is a combination of two Old English words: "**lāg**" meaning "low" and "**land**" meaning "land." The word likely emerged in the Middle Ages to describe areas of land that were lower in elevation than surrounding areas. The meaning has remained consistent, referring to a low-lying region, often characterized by flat plains, valleys, or coastal areas.

Vocabulary summary lowland

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meaning(the Lowlands) lowland E

Example of vocabulary lowlandnamespace

  • The city is located in the lowland region, making it prone to flooding during heavy rainfall.
  • The farm is situated in the lowlands, where the soil is rich and fertile.
  • The lowland region is known for its lush vegetation and diverse wildlife.
  • The lowlands are prone to foggy conditions due to their proximity to the coast.
  • After descending from the nearby mountains, the hikers found themselves in the tranquil lowlands.

Synonyms and related words for lowland

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