meadowland
/ˈmiːdoʊ.lænd/Definitions
1. noun
A large area of land covered with grasses and wildflowers, often near a body of water.
“The park ranger led a group of nature enthusiasts through the beautiful meadowland near the lake.”
2. noun
A region of low-lying land, often near a river or stream, that is subject to periodic flooding.
“The meadowland was prone to flooding during the spring rains, so the residents built a levee to protect their homes.”