Pastoral

/ˈpæs.tə.ɹəl/

Synonyms for "pastoral" (347 found)

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Closest matches (70)

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Related words (173)

palinodepanel showpantomimepassion playpastoral dramapastoral elegypastorelapastourellepeaceablepeacefulpeacetimepetrarchan sonnetpiecepierianpindaricpindaric odepipingplacidplayplaylet
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Noun(19 words)
pastoral carepastoral literaturepastoral poempastoral poetrypastoral workpastoralepastoratepicturesquepreachingruralrural arearural districtrural ecosystemrural populationrusticseminarysilvanusspiritualstorybook
Adjective(15 words)
rural areasrural communitiesrural ecosystemsrural familiesrural inhabitantrural nonfarm arearural populacerural population datarural residentrural societyrural townruralisticspanish valleyswedish dagdrömsylvan
Verb(1 words)

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aesthetic descriptorartistic descriptorchurch officeclerical roleclerical termcompositiongenre typegeographic termletterliterary compositionliterary formliterary genre termliterary termliterary workmissivemusical composition

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bucolic landscapechurch administrationclerical dutiescountry lifeidyllic landscapeparish leadershippastoral carepastoral dramapastoral elegypastoral idyllpastoral novelpastoral poetrypastorate dutiesrural idyllshepherd life

Collocations

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pastoral carepastoral landscapepastoral lifepastoral literaturepastoral poempastoral poetrypastoral scenepastoral setting

Inflections

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more pastoralmost pastoralpastorals

Derivations

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Sample sentences

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No trace of Napoleon's waltz across Europe appears in the pastoral novels of Jane Austen.

Source: tatoeba (2099959)

Their sports were of a childish, pastoral character; Chloe would neglect her flock to roam in search of day-lilies, the stalks of which she twisted into traps for locusts; while Daphnis often played from morn till eve upon a pipe, which he had formed of slender reeds, perforating them between their joints, and securing them together with soft wax.

Source: tatoeba (6212386)

They threw up over his grave a large pile of earth, round which they planted several trees, and upon these they hung the first-fruits of their autumnal labours. Then they poured upon the grave libations of milk and juice pressed from the grapes, and broke many pastoral pipes.

Source: tatoeba (6212578)

And indeed, not only upon that day but during the remainder of their lives, did Daphnis and Chloe lead a pastoral life, gathering together large herds and flocks, paying especial worship to the Nymphs, to Pan, and to the God of Love, and finding no food more delicious than the fruits of autumn, and the milk of their flocks.

Source: tatoeba (6213471)

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