landskip

[land-skip]

noun

Archaic.

1. an archaic variant of landscape.

Example Sentences

Although development of the Sky Scape began well before the pandemic, the timing turned out right for the current environment, according to Kazuki Shimomura, LandSkip’s chief executive officer.

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Originally envisioned as a relaxation tool like LandSkip’s other products, Sky Scape mimics a plane ascending and descending through clouds from sunrise to sunset.

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For those stressed out by the idea of having an airplane window near their desk day after day, Joled and LandSkip offers a sister product called Terra Bonsai, a rectangular window with a wooden frame that displays a virtual bonsai tree that hovers and flowers, aimed at offering a relaxing respite from work.

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And Alfred Tennyson, in a letter to a friend in 1856, called Lauterbrunnen one of the “stateliest bits of landskip” he ever saw.

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A garden is the result of the emulation which the vision of beauty in the world at large is ever provoking in man— "Straight mine eye hath caught new pleasures While the landskip round it measures."

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