Pronunciation: /ˈbækˌwʊdz/
noun a remote or isolated area, typically with a lack of modern amenities
A1 I went camping in the backwoods with my friends.
A2 The backwoods are full of wildlife and natural beauty.
B1 The backwoods can be a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
B2 Hiking through the backwoods offers a sense of adventure and exploration.
C1 Some people choose to live off the grid in the backwoods, away from modern society.
C2 The backwoods provide a unique opportunity to disconnect from technology and reconnect with nature.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the backwoods
A1 The backwoods cabin was cozy and secluded.
A2 They went on a backwoods adventure and got lost in the forest.
B1 The backwoods community had its own unique traditions and way of life.
B2 The backwoods region was known for its rugged terrain and untamed wilderness.
C1 The backwoods area was a haven for nature enthusiasts seeking solitude.
C2 The backwoods landscape was breathtakingly beautiful, with towering trees and crystal-clear streams.
formal The expedition team ventured deep into the backwoods of the national park.
informal We're planning a camping trip in the backwoods next weekend.
slang I heard there's a cool party happening in the backwoods tonight.
figurative His ideas were considered outdated and belonged to the backwoods of the industry.
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