Synonyms for wooded
ˈwʊd ɪdwood·ed

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1. woodedadjective

   covered with growing trees and bushes etc

   "wooded land"; "a heavily wooded tract"

   Antonyms:
   unwooded, untimbered, unforested, treeless

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1. woodedadjective

   Synonyms:
   timbered

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1. List of paraphrases for "wooded":

   forested, woodland, treed, woodlot, afforested, stocked

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1. Richard Stuart:

   It was a heavily wooded area and as Lisa and I were picking our way through the woods, she just kind of looked over and then looked at me, and we realized we were looking at a headstone. And we saw another one, and we saw another one, and another one.

2. Richard Stuart:

   We were walking along the shoreline, it was a heavily wooded area and as Lisa and I were picking our way through the woods, she just kind of looked over and then looked at me, and we realized we were looking at a headstone. And we saw another one, and we saw another one, and another one.

3. Matt Booth:

   Complete annihilation. Just total devastation beyond anything I thought there would be, before it was all wooded and when you looked around, you could see the forest. Now you can just look through as far as you can see because there's nothing left.

4. Judge Kevin Ryan:

   A large portion of the local population were terrorized. Many were forced to flee their homes. Some did not not have places to go, and had to rent hotel rooms or leave the area. Many residents did not sleep for many nights, afraid that these two extremely violent individuals might be outside their homes, law enforcement officers came here not just from across New York state, but from all over the country. They traversed very inhospitable territory, never knowing if the next step they took in deeply wooded areas might be their last. And think of their families at home, sick with concern and fright for their loved ones. At any time, you could have stopped the escape from happening.

5. Karen Bockrath:

   I'm really afraid they would euthanize him. The mom is still around. I live in an area that hasn't been completely built up, lots of wooded area, lots of bears among other wild animals. My kids say I live in a zoo.