countryside

IPA: kˈʌntrisaɪd

An area located outside of towns and cities; an area that is not urban or suburban; a rural area.
Such part of a larger area.
A rural landscape.

Examples of "countryside" in Sentences

As Sarrut drives the cows along the dusty road, the countryside is already full of activity around him.
One time, it will be a great, iron automaton, defending the countryside from the marauding army of the vile Duke Ivanovski.
The term countryside was a euphemism at best; most of the nearby land had been torn up under the claws, hooves, and feet of the participants.
I was struck by the number of times 'business' appears in the documents, which is about 300 times, and the number of times the word 'countryside' appears, which is four times.
Walking downhill to Tbilisi's main thoroughfare, Rustaveli Prospekt (named for Shota Rustaveli, a twelfth-century Georgian poet), I saw flower stalls, dark-haired women in black dresses, and verdant hills in the distance; the countryside is always close by, because of Tbilisi's medieval compactness.