backwoods in Italian
backwoods in Italian is boscaglia — backwoods means remote, thickly forested, or sparsely populated country, far from towns and cities.
backwoods in Italian
boscaglia
Partly or wholly uncleared forest, especially in North America.
What does "backwoods" mean?
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noun Remote, thickly forested, or sparsely populated country, far from towns and cities.
"They grew up in the backwoods of Montana, miles from the nearest town."
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adj Unsophisticated or crude, in the way associated with remote rural areas.
"He had a backwoods sense of humor that didn't always land well in the city."
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backwoods in a sentence
- They grew up in the backwoods of Montana, miles from the nearest town.
- He had a backwoods sense of humor that didn't always land well in the city.
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What is "backwoods" in Italian?
"backwoods" in Italian is boscaglia. backwoods means: Remote, thickly forested, or sparsely populated country, far from towns and cities.
How do you use "backwoods" in a sentence?
Example: "They grew up in the backwoods of Montana, miles from the nearest town." In Italian, "backwoods" is boscaglia.
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