plantation
/ˌplæntˈeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A large area of land where crops or trees are grown, especially cotton, sugar cane, or coffee.
“The plantation was once a thriving community but is now largely abandoned.”
2. noun
A place where animals, especially cattle or sheep, are raised for food or breeding.
“The family owned a large cattle plantation in the countryside.”
3. noun
A group of people, especially of the same ethnic group, who are settled in a particular area, often as a result of colonization or slavery.
“The plantation was home to many descendants of former slaves.”
4. noun
A large estate or mansion, especially one built by a wealthy person.
“The plantation was converted into a luxury hotel.”
5. verb
To plant or cultivate land for crops or trees.
“They will plant a new orchard and start a small plantation.”