openland
nounUK /ˈəʊpənlænd/
US /ˈoʊpənlænd/
Openland is wide, flat ground with no trees or buildings on it.
The horses ran freely across the openland.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. Land that is not fenced or privately owned, free for anyone to walk on.
Hikers crossed the openland to reach the river.
3. A large area of land left in its natural state without farming or building.
The park protects a stretch of openland for wildlife.
4. Land cleared of woods or forest.
After the trees were cut, the hill became openland.