prairielike

• a word derived from prairie.
  prairie

  noun

  an extensive, level or slightly undulating, mostly treeless tract of land in the Mississippi valley, characterized by a highly fertile soil and originally covered with coarse grasses, and merging into drier plateaus in the west.

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prairielike

From there, a 10-minute walk through a spare, prairielike landscape, created by PWP Landscape Architecture, leads to the new building, designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners.

From Washington Post ● Sep. 20, 2018

The sunset dusk mantled the sweeping prairielike valley, and soon night fell, cool and windy.

From Valley of Wild Horses by Zane Grey

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