glade
an open space in a forest.
Origin of glade
1Other words from glade
- gladelike, adjective
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How to use glade in a sentence
The chesnut woods of Antero de Herrares opened their enamelled glades before the travellers.
The Pastor's Fire-side Vol. 3 of 4 | Jane PorterHe was in a hurry when he came thus far, and troubled the Woolmer glades but little at any time.
The Portsmouth Road and Its Tributaries | Charles G. HarperIn front of them is the palace, and beyond it the green glades and pleasure-grounds of the park.
Belgium | George W. T. (George William Thomson) OmondThere were great oaks and wide-spreading beeches and green glades such as one finds only in England.
Humanly Speaking | Samuel McChord CrothersAs after wolf wolf presses, leaping through the snow-glades,So woe on woe throngs surging up.
The Saint's Tragedy | Charles Kingsley
British Dictionary definitions for glade
/ (ɡleɪd) /
an open place in a forest; clearing
Origin of glade
1Derived forms of glade
- gladelike, adjective
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