wooded

Modifies a noun

• valley: An old quarry or wooded valley would be ideal.
• hillside: These are all to be found on the wooded hillside directly above the town.
• parkland: Wooded parkland, which is generally equine pasture, with some arable to the south.
• glen: Small wooded glens on steep slopes of basalt uplands.
• gorge: Views out to the surrounding hillside farmland above the close views of wooded gorge.
• slope: The canal ran along the left, next to the wooded slope.

Modifying Another Word

• thickly: Further down the thickly wooded road, a dazzling white sugar cube emerges.
• densely: The road was via a narrow ravine between densely wooded hills.
• steeply: The steeply wooded ravine descends to a private, secluded beach on the historic Helford River.
• lightly: The further along the lightly wooded valley we went, the more males with full tails were encountered.
• richly: Much of the range, particularly the dip slopes to the east, are richly wooded and wild deer roam here.
• heavily: To the west of the zone is a heavily wooded area that provides some cover to allow you to attack the base.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The steeper slopes, on the edge of the basalt moorland to the north, become progressively more wooded toward the east.
• remain: By the time of the Norman Conquest only around 15 % of England remained wooded.