Cornwall
0 antonyms and opposites of Cornwall, grouped by meaning.
Name — A county and peninsula forming the southwestern tip of England.
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Etymology
From Old English "Cornwēalas," combining a Celtic root meaning "horn" (referring to the peninsula's shape) with "wealh" ("foreigner" or "Briton"). Related to "Wales" and "Welsh."
Full origin of Cornwall →Frequently asked questions
What does “Cornwall” mean?
The word “Cornwall” means a county and peninsula forming the southwestern tip of England. In plain terms, the county at the far southwestern tip of England.
How do you pronounce “Cornwall”?
“Cornwall” is pronounced KAWN-wawl (/ˈkɔɹn.wɔl/ in IPA).
How do you use “Cornwall” in a sentence?
Here is “Cornwall” used in a sentence: “They spent the summer holiday surfing along the coast of Cornwall.”
What part of speech is “Cornwall”?
“Cornwall” is a name.
Where does the word “Cornwall” come from?
The word “Cornwall” comes from Old English. From Old English "Cornwēalas," combining a Celtic root meaning "horn" (referring to the peninsula's shape) with "wealh" ("foreigner" or "Briton"). Related to "Wales" and "Welsh.".
Is “Cornwall” a common word?
“Cornwall” is an uncommon word in modern English.
Where is Cornwall located?
Cornwall is a county and peninsula forming the southwestern tip of England. It juts out into the Atlantic Ocean and the English Channel.
Is Cornwall a county or a country?
Cornwall is a county of England, not a separate country. It occupies the far southwestern peninsula of the country.
What makes Cornwall a peninsula?
Cornwall is classed as a peninsula because it is a narrow strip of land bordered by water on most sides, extending out from the rest of England into the sea.