Scenic

Pronunciation: /ˈsiːnɪk/

Definitions of scenic

adjective describing or relating to natural scenery or landscapes, especially in a way that is beautiful or picturesque

Example Sentences

A1 The scenic view of the mountains took my breath away.

A2 We went on a scenic drive through the countryside.

B1 The scenic route along the coast was stunning.

B2 The hotel had a scenic rooftop terrace with panoramic views.

C1 The scenic beauty of the national park was truly awe-inspiring.

C2 She captured the scenic landscape in her painting with incredible detail.

Examples of scenic in a Sentence

formal The scenic views from the top of the mountain were breathtaking.

informal We took a drive along the scenic route to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

slang Let's go for a hike and check out the super scenic overlook.

figurative Her poetic words painted a scenic picture of the countryside in my mind.

Grammatical Forms of scenic

• past tense: scenicked
• plural: scenics
• comparative: more scenic
• superlative: most scenic
• present tense: scenic
• future tense: will be scenic
• perfect tense: have been scenic
• continuous tense: being scenic
• singular: scenic
• positive degree: scenic
• infinitive: to scenic
• gerund: scenicking
• participle: scenic

Origin and Evolution of scenic

First Known Use: 1620 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'scenic' originated from the Latin word 'scenicus', which means 'of a stage' or 'of scenery'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of theater and stage scenery, the word 'scenic' evolved to describe natural landscapes and views that are visually appealing. It is now commonly used to refer to picturesque or beautiful settings.