Meaning & Definition of word "Glade"
Glade
/ɡleɪd/
noun:
- 1. A clearing in a forest or wooded area.
- Example: The deer emerged from the thick trees into the sunlit glade.
- 2. An open space in a forest or wooded area.
- Example: We set up our picnic in a beautiful glade surrounded by towering pines.
- 3. A grassy or open space within a wood.
- Example: The children found a glade perfect for playing hide and seek.
Etymology
●Middle English, from Old English 'glæd', meaning 'bright' or 'light'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
glade of grass:
A grassy clearing in a wooded area.
glade of trees:
A small open area surrounded by trees.
Related Words
forest:
A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.
clearing:
An area of open land, especially one cleared of trees.
Slang Meanings of glade
Meaning: A calm place for gathering or relaxation among friends.
● Example Sentence: Let's meet at the glade.
Meaning: A metaphor for a peaceful state of mind.
● Example Sentence: After meditation, I felt like I was in a glade.