Adjectives For Acre

Discover the most popular adjectives for describing acre, complete with example sentences to guide your usage.

Updated on March 16, 2024

Choosing the right adjective to describe an acre can paint a vivid picture of land size and its cultural or geographical significance. Whether referring to a single acre that encapsulates the dreams of a new homeowner, a half acre of lush garden that's a gardener's paradise, or an english acre that brings to mind the rolling countryside of England, each adjective adds a layer of nuance. Describing an acre as last, average, or a quarter can significantly alter the perceived value or importance of the land. These adjectives shape our understanding and appreciation of space. Dive into the full list of adjectives to explore the myriad ways acres are described and valued.

single	The single acre was more than enough to grow all the vegetables the family needed.
half	The house sits on a half acre of land.
english	The size of the field is about 20 english acres.
last	The grassland covered the last acre
average	The average acre in Iowa is a productive piece of land.
quarter	The quarter acre of land was perfect for a small house and garden.
whole	The whole acre was covered in a thick layer of snow.
long	The long acre stretched out for miles before us.
additional	The neighboring landowner offered to sell us an additional acre of land.
irish	The irish acre is a unit of land area equal to about 1.62 acres.
gross	The development site comprises of about 11.43 gross acres of land.
net	The net acre value is equal to the total acreage minus the waste acreage.
imperial	The imperial acre is a unit of land measurement equal to 4,840 square yards.
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full	The farm extended over a full acre

bitter	The bitter acre lay fallowed and neglected.
available	Prices for available acres in the county have increased.
french	The small french acre was just a portion of his vast estate.
standard	He owns 25 standard acres of land, which is about 10 hectares.
scotch	He left an estate of 1,600 pounds sterling, and two scotch acres of land.
per	The cost of the land was $1,000 per acre
fourth	We purchased a fourth acre to extend our garden.
residential	He owns ten residential acres of land.
green	The tractor trundled along the edge of the green acre
third	John planted a huge garden, taking up nearly a third acre of his land.
entire	The park includes an entire acre of land dedicated to dog owners and their furry friends.
extra	We had to buy an extra acre of land to make room for the new building.
tenth	There was a small cottage on a tenth acre of land.
million	The property covered almost half a million acre
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hundred	After walking through a two hundred acre cornfield, the farmer finally found his missing dog.
ten	The property has a ten acre lot.
equal	The two parcels of land are of equal acre
customary	The customary acre was first defined in England in the 13th century.
cultivated	The cultivated acre was a sight to behold, with lush green crops stretching as far as the eye could see.
broad	The broad acre farm was a beautiful sight to behold.
square	The farmer had a square acre of land to plant his crops.
one	The property spans one acre with a spacious backyard.
five	He sold the five acre plot for a handsome profit.
nine	The ranch covers nine acres of rolling hills.
eighth	The house sits on an eighth acre lot.
nearest	The nearest acre of the farm has turned into a swamp.
dry	The dry acre was finally plowed and prepared for planting.
boggy	The boggy acre was a lush and verdant meadow, teeming with wildlife.
tillable	The farmer owned a large swath of tillable acres.

irrigable	The current area encompasses 35,000 irrigable acres.
measured	The measured acre was larger than expected.
quiet	The quiet acre was a sanctuary for the weary traveler.
barren	The barren acre was a sad reminder of the drought that had ravaged the land.
irrigated	The irrigated acre produces more crops than the non-irrigated acre.
forty
sorrow	The vast sorrow acre of his grief stretched endlessly before him.
wooded	The house sat on a secluded wooded acre with a pond in the backyard.
cultivable	The farm has 200 cultivable acres.
fertile	"What a fertile acre he has got to grow all sort of plants."
seeded	The seeded acre was planted with a variety of crops.
marginal	The marginal acre of land was too rocky to farm.
solitary	He walked across the solitary acre the weight of his thoughts heavy in his mind.
hessian	The hessian acre is a unit of area in the metric system.
two	The farm has two acre of land.

scottish	The Scottish acre once widely used in Scotland, is equivalent to 1.261104 English acres.
wise	My boss is a wise acre who always has something sarcastic to say.
three	The three acre lot was just what they were looking for.
fifth	The fifth acre was perfect for the new garden.
productive	The farm had 100 productive acres.
500	The sprawling estate covers over 500 acres.
paris

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