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What is the antonym of undergrowth?

The antonym of undergrowth depends on the specific context. Here are some options:

General antonyms:

* Open space: This is a broad antonym that refers to an area without dense vegetation.

* Clearance: This implies that the undergrowth has been removed.

* Open ground: This is similar to "open space" but specifically refers to the ground itself.

More specific antonyms:

* Canopy: If you're talking about the lack of undergrowth due to a dense canopy of trees, "canopy" is a good antonym.

* Prairie: If you're talking about a lack of undergrowth due to a flat, grassy area, "prairie" might be appropriate.

* Forest floor: This is the opposite of undergrowth in the sense that it refers to the bare ground beneath a forest.

The best antonym will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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