Countryside

Pronunciation: /ˈkʌntrisɑɪd/

Definitions of countryside

noun a rural area or the land outside of cities and towns, typically characterized by open spaces, farms, and natural scenery

Example Sentences

A1 I love taking walks in the countryside.

A2 The countryside is so peaceful and quiet.

B1 Many people dream of retiring to the countryside.

B2 The countryside offers a different way of life compared to the city.

C1 The countryside is often romanticized in literature and art.

C2 Living in the countryside allows for a closer connection to nature.

Examples of countryside in a Sentence

formal The countryside is known for its beautiful landscapes and tranquil atmosphere.

informal I love taking road trips to the countryside to get away from the city hustle.

slang Let's go chill in the countryside and have a bonfire.

figurative Her mind wandered to the peaceful countryside as she tried to relax.

Grammatical Forms of countryside

• past tense: countrysided
• plural: countrysides
• comparative: more countryside
• superlative: most countryside
• present tense: countrysides
• future tense: will countryside
• perfect tense: have countrysided
• continuous tense: is countryside
• singular: countryside
• positive degree: countryside
• infinitive: to countryside
• gerund: countrysiding
• participle: countrysiding

Origin and Evolution of countryside

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'countryside' originated from the Middle English term 'countrysyde', which was derived from the Old French word 'contrée' meaning 'region'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'countryside' evolved to refer to rural areas outside of cities and towns, emphasizing the natural landscape and agricultural activities of those regions.