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What is the opposite of forest?

There's no single perfect opposite for "forest," as it depends on what aspect you're focusing on. Here are a few possibilities:

Based on environment:

* Desert: A dry, barren area with little vegetation.

* Ocean: A vast body of water with little land.

* Tundra: A cold, treeless region with low-lying vegetation.

* Open field: A large, flat area of land without trees.

Based on density:

* Clearing: An open space within a forest.

* Meadow: A grassy area with few or no trees.

Based on the presence of trees:

* Urban area: A densely populated city with buildings and little natural vegetation.

* Farmland: Land used for agriculture, often with few trees.

The best "opposite" depends on the context and what you want to emphasize.

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