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bushland
This term evokes a specific image of rugged, uncultivated terrain dominated by low-growing woody plants and scrub. It carries a strong geographic association with the Australian wilderness, where it suggests a landscape that is wild, remote, and often difficult to traverse due to the density of the vegetation.
As a mass noun, bushland is treated as uncountable. It describes a general type of environment rather than individual units of land. To refer to specific portions or distinct areas, speakers must use partitive constructions such as a stretch of bushland or a patch of bushland.
Meanings
Examples
The hikers spent three days trekking through the dense bushland.
Be careful not to wander too far into the bushland without a map.
I wonder if there are any rare orchids hidden in this bushland.
Much of the original bushland was cleared for farming in the nineteenth century.
The scent of eucalyptus filled the air as we drove through the bushland.
We should set up camp here before the sun sets over the bushland.
The local government is working to protect the remaining patches of native bushland.