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What is another word for a lot of trees?

Here are some words for a lot of trees, depending on the specific context:

General:

* Forest: A large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth.

* Woodland: A tract of land covered with trees, especially trees smaller than those of a forest.

* Grove: A small group of trees, often of the same kind, growing together.

* Arbor: A shady place formed by trees growing close together.

* Copse: A small group of trees, typically growing close together.

More descriptive:

* Thicket: A dense growth of shrubs and trees.

* Jungle: A dense tropical forest with tangled vegetation.

* Stand: A group of trees of similar age and species growing together.

* Plantation: A large area of land planted with trees, especially for timber production.

The best word to use will depend on the specific situation and the impression you want to create.

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