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Woods vs. Forest
Woods
/wʊdz/Examples:
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Forest
/ˈfɒrəst/Examples:
The domain of Bracieux, chateaux, forests, plowed lands, forming three farms.The Indians escaped into the forest but Buck followed them.In the forest it grows darker and darker.
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This word has no antonymsWays to tell them apart:
- "Woods" typically refer to a smaller area or grove of trees, whereas "forest" refers to a larger, more expansive area densely populated with trees.
- A forest is often home to a diverse ecosystem, while woods may not support as many varieties of flora and fauna.
- Many people think of camping when they think of a forest, while woods might be seen as a place for a casual walk.
- Forests are typically more dense and less easily navigated than woods.
- When you think of a fairytale setting, you're likely imagining a forest rather than woods.
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