forest
/ˈfɔrɛst/Definitions
1. noun
a large area of land dominated by trees, often inhabited by wildlife.
“The hikers trekked through the dense forest in search of a waterfall.”
2. verb
to cover or surround with trees or a forest.
“The new development forested the entire hillside.”
3. noun
a collection of trees or a group of related trees, often considered a single unit.
“The forest was a single tree with many branches and leaves.”
4. noun
a reserve or area of land, especially one that is protected for conservation or recreational purposes.
“The national park was a forest preserve where visitors could hike and camp.”
5. noun
a group of trees, especially one that is closely related or has a similar type of tree.
“The forest of beech trees lined the edge of the lake.”
6. noun
a collection of related things, such as ideas, skills, or objects.
“The artist’s studio was a forest of half-finished canvases and paintbrushes.”