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lakescape

lakescape noun: a landscape dominated by a lake or lakes.

Noun

lakescape (plural lakescapes)

  1. A landscape dominated by a lake or lakes.

Verb

lakescape (third-person singular simple present lakescapes, present participle lakescaping, simple past and past participle lakescaped)

  1. (transitive) To provide a property with a lake, thus forming a lakescape.
    • When you lakescape a property, you create or preserve a shoreline buffer zone filled with native plants.2003, Log Home Living - May 2003, page 93

Forms of lakescape

Noun
plurallakescapes
Verb
third-person singular presentlakescapes
present participlelakescaping
past participlelakescaped
pastlakescaped

Origin of lakescape

From lake + -scape.

Questions about lakescape

What does lakescape mean?
Lakescape means a landscape dominated by a lake or lakes.
What part of speech is lakescape?
Lakescape can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of lakescape?
The plural of lakescape is lakescapes.

Words near lakescape in the dictionary

  1. lakering
  2. lakers
  3. lakes
  4. Lakes Entrance
  5. lakes of Wada
  6. lakescape
  7. lakescapes
  8. Lakesha
  9. Lakeshia
  10. lakeshore
  11. lakeshores

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