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scenic
[see-nik, sen-ik]
adjective
of or relating to natural scenery.
having pleasing or beautiful scenery.
of or relating to the stage or to stage scenery.
representing a scene, action, or the like.
noun
a photograph, graphic representation, etc., depicting natural scenery.
a scenic tour.
to arrange scenics in advance.
scenic
/ ˈsɛn-, ˈsiːnɪk /
adjective
of or relating to natural scenery
having beautiful natural scenery
a scenic drive
of or relating to the stage or stage scenery
(in painting) representing a scene, such as a scene of action or a historical event
Other Word Forms
- scenically adverb
- unscenic adjective
- unscenically adverb
- ˈԾ adverb
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
“Sometimes being laser-focused on only one route means we miss out on the other ones that may be faster, more scenic, or take us to a completely new destination entirely,” she said.
With scenic designer Dane Laffrey, his producing partner and frequent collaborator, Arden has formed At Rise Creative, dedicated to exploring “dynamic storytelling with innovative design and technology.”
Tioga Road — a popular scenic section of Highway 120 — has been closed due to ice and snow since November.
The production is somewhat hampered by Anthony Tran’s cumbersome costumes and Chin’s grimly rational scenic design.
Just days after the sauropod statue was installed in Taupō Sculpture Park, in the scenic centre of New Zealand's North Island, Boom Boom has already prompted heated debate among locals.
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