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Prairie

Definition:

A prairie refers to a large open area of grassland, often characterized by few trees and vibrant vegetation. It is typically found in North America.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A vast expanse of flat or gently rolling grassland.

Example Sentence: The buffalo grazed peacefully in the prairie while the sun began to set.

Sense 2:

Adjective: Pertaining to or characteristic of a prairie.

Example Sentence: I love the prairie landscape with its open fields and colorful wildflowers.

Usages:

Usage 1:

Noun: The prairie is a crucial habitat for numerous species, including prairie dogs, bison, and various bird species.

Example Sentence: The conservation efforts aim to protect the prairie and its biodiversity.

Usage 2:

Noun: The pioneers traveled across the prairie in covered wagons during the westward expansion.

Example Sentence: They endured hardships during their journey across the prairie, but their spirit remained strong.

Related Products:

To learn more about prairies, you can check out the following related products:

• Books on Prairie Ecology
• Prairie Wildflower Seeds
• Prairie Landscape Paintings