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wetland

[ˈwɛtlænd]

wetland Definition

  • 1an area of land that is covered with water, either permanently or seasonally, characterized by the presence of plants adapted to saturated soil conditions
  • 2a region or habitat characterized by the presence of such wetlands

Using wetland: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "wetland" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The wetland is home to many species of birds and aquatic animals.

  • Example

    The government has designated this area as a protected wetland.

  • Example

    Wetlands are important for flood control and water purification.

wetland Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wetland

Phrases with wetland

  • a type of wetland that is located along coastlines and estuaries

    Example

    The coastal wetland is an important breeding ground for many species of fish.

  • a type of wetland that is located away from the coast and is fed by freshwater sources

    Example

    The freshwater wetland is home to many species of amphibians and reptiles.

  • a type of wetland that is designed and built to treat wastewater or stormwater runoff

    Example

    The constructed wetland is an eco-friendly way to treat wastewater.

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Summary: wetland in Brief

A 'wetland' [ˈwɛtlænd] is an area of land that is covered with water, either permanently or seasonally, characterized by the presence of plants adapted to saturated soil conditions. It can be a habitat for many species of birds and aquatic animals, and is important for flood control and water purification. There are different types of wetlands, such as coastal wetlands, freshwater wetlands, and constructed wetlands.