forest
Divide forest into syllables:
for · est
How to pronounce forest:
Synonyms for forest:
bosk
botany
bushland
coppice
copse
flora
forestland
grove
jungle
old growth
plantation
rain forest
rainforest
second growth
thicket
timber
timberland
tree
trees
underbrush
undergrowth
underwood
vegetation
virgin forest
wood
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Antonyms for forest:
built-up area
city
conurbation
farmland
metropolis
municipality
town
urban area
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