heath English

Meaning heath meaning

What does heath mean?

heath

— noun a tract of level wasteland; uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation

— noun a low evergreen shrub of the family Ericaceae; has small bell-shaped pink or purple flowers

Synonyms heath synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as heath?

heath English » English

moor

heather

heathland

wasteland

wetland

swamp

quagmire

quag

morass

moorland

marshland

marsh

fen

bog

wold

wilderness

ling

grass tree

field

broom

brier

briar

badlands

Scots heather

Ericaceae

Topics heath topics

What do people use heath to talk about?

Universe, creation World Land

Plain, plateau

• What words refer to land that is flat?
  plain plateau prairie steppe savanna tundra heath mesa field meadow pasture flatland tableland bottomland lowland level ground lowlands

Universe, creation World Land

Forest, grassland, desert

• What words refer to land covered by grass or bushes?
  grassland prairie savannah bush moor moorland brush brake heath scrubby scrubland shrubby steppe tundra veldt

Examples heath examples

How do I use heath in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

I need an ambulance at the church at Yonge and Heath.

Mr. and Mrs. Barnsley, Miss Heath and Mr. Randall.

The angels were so angry, they flung me out in the middle of the heath. on top of Wuthering Heights.

Would you give that to Dr. Heath?

John, my good friend, I realize your Dr. Heath is right.

Heath was telling me that you're still carrying on with that research work.

Dr. Heath isn't in sympathy, Dr. Courtland.

Father's never allowed me to go on the heath.

What? I was attacked on the heath.

It's easy for you to say that, but you didn't see it that Sunday morning, screaming out of the heavens to crash and bury itself in the heath.

The next morning, the heath was covered with a lush vegetation that should never have grown there.

Clagmore Heath, hmm.

And now, Edward Heath.

THAT NICE MR. HEATH WOULD NEVER ALLOW THAT.

But when I found you were one of those savages. returning to your native heath, my grateful eyes could hardly believe it.

Mrs. Barnsley, Miss Heath, Mr. Barnsley, Mr. Randall.

Is that the fellow who played rugby for Black Heath?

I was attacked on the heath.

Me native heath.

That nice Mr Heath would never allow that.

Upon the heath.

Say from whence you owe this intelligence. Or why upon this heath you stop our way with such prophetic greeting?

Mr. Duvalle, this is my aunt, Miss Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Barnsley, Miss Heath and Mr. Randall.

Or why upon this heath you stop our way with such prophetic greeting?

We're replicating Heath's and Friedhoff's strategies trying to find maverick substances specific to schizophrenia.

I felt like Lear on the heath like the Duchess of Malfi bayed by madmen.

There's a tin pavilion on Hampstead Heath, five minutes' walk from East Heath Road.

Uh, Heath Street, Hampstead.

Shot dead on Hampstead Heath.

News and current affairs

When Tony Blair swept to power in 1997, he was widely welcomed throughout Europe as the most pro-European British Prime Minister since Edward Heath a quarter of a century earlier.

In Russia, the Soviet system, which once invested heavily in heath care, allowed health systems to disintegrate after the economy stalled in the 1970s.

Heath was deeply unpopular. But the opposition Labour Party was not convincing either, and had little in the way of an intellectual alternative.

The centrist Liberal Democrats appeared to hold the balance of power, and stories circulated of how Heath was prepared to concede a reformed voting system.

If polio eradication is the goal for current public-heath campaigns, it is important to recognize exactly what target is being set.