noun

grassland

Grassland (noun) means a wide, open area of land covered mainly in grass, with few or no trees. Example: “Herds of antelope roam the African grassland.”

noun

A wide, open area of land covered mainly in grass, with few or no trees.

"Herds of antelope roam the African grassland."

"The old farmland was converted back into natural grassland."

How to Use Grassland

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishOpen land covered mostly in grass, like a prairie or savanna.

Common pairings

open grassland grassland habitat native grassland

Word Forms

grasslands plural

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Etymology

From grass + land.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “grassland” mean?

The word “grassland” means a wide, open area of land covered mainly in grass, with few or no trees. In plain terms, open land covered mostly in grass, like a prairie or savanna.

How do you use “grassland” in a sentence?

Here is “grassland” used in a sentence: “Herds of antelope roam the African grassland.”

What part of speech is “grassland”?

“Grassland” is a noun.