Campagna is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAMPAGNA in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL CAM·PA·GNE]:
• a low plain surrounding the city of Rome, Italy.
• any flat open plain; champaign.
NOUN:
• an open level tract of country; esp. ""Campagna di Roma"", the extensive undulating plain which surrounds Rome
• an open level tract of country; esp. "campagna di roma", the extensive undulating plain which surrounds rome
• An open level tract of country; especially \"Campagna di Roma.\" The extensive undulating plain which surrounds Rome.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a flat, open plain
• same as champaign

Words related to CAMPAGNA

campagnas16 campagne15 champaign19

Words that contain CAMPAGNA

campagnas16

How to use CAMPAGNA in a sentence

• This has been strikingly demonstrated in the case of the Roman Campagna.
• Take a look at the figures of the peasant in the far-off arid Campagna, the little government employee, the laborer, the little shop-keeper.
• Few scenes in the Campagna are more striking, from the mingling of barrenness and beauty, from the absence of imposing monumental ruins and the presence of old associations.
• But the Campagna is full of hidden graves and secreted buildings.
• Bianca was passionately fond of dogs and horses, for her father bred horses on his lands in the Roman Campagna, and she had been accustomed to animals from her childhood.
• Accordingly the Duke of Alva, at the head of a powerful force, left Naples on the 1st of September and invaded the Campagna.
• Nowhere is the contrast so instantaneous and vivid as here, between the silent, desolate Campagna and the splendor of St.
• As we approached the top, the Campagna spread far before and around us, level and blue as an ocean.
• We have been walking all day over the bare and dreary Campagna, and it is a relief to look at last on the broad, blue expanse of the Tyrrhene Sea.
• The sequel was amusing, for as Sunday was my only holiday, and I always spent it on the Campagna, the chaplain cut me dead for not attending his services and keeping Sunday.
• On the opposite side of the road, beyond the earthen mounds of the Horatii and Curiatii, a large mass of picturesque ruins covers the Campagna for a considerable distance.
• It is situated amid ground so broken into heights and hollows that you see no indications of it until you come abruptly upon it, hid in a fold of the undulating Campagna.
• Through this Campagna we drove one day to see the Coutub.
• Meanwhile the roads across the Campagna began to be thronged by caravans, which were exposed to the attacks of robbers.
• There was no moving in Rome or its Campagna without moving among time-cleansed bones and vestiges.
• With the charming kindness of which she is prodigal, she had brought with her Leon de Lora to show him Italy, and had gone on as far as Rome that he might see the Campagna.
• I saw him to still greater advantage a little while after, when, riding on the Campagna with a young gentleman who had been ill, we met the Pope on foot, taking exercise.
• The sun was casting its last light on the mountains on the tranquil, sad Campagna, that sees one leaf more turned in the book of woe.
• This drive in the Roman Campagna has left a specially delightful impression on my mind.
• The melancholy appearance of the Campagna has been remarked and described by every traveller with displeasure, by all with truth.
• I shall hear your silvery laugh again as I did on that glorious day in the Campagna.
• According to custom, the boy had been put out to nurse on the Campagna, by means of the little dower that was all his inheritance from the State.
• The farm-flat below is a miniature Campagna, along which I see stretching straight to the city the shining pavement of the Via Tusculana.
• Large flocks of sheep and goats also are fed upon the herbage of the Campagna.
• The shepherd of the Campagna, having long been deemed the very lowest of the low, has become such in reality.
• But enough has been said to indicate the social position of the mercante di campagna as it was, and for the most part still is.
• At length the hospitably busy mercante di campagna has seated all his guests, and the work of the day may begin.
• Once before I had a sight of it, as all over Italy it glimpses at times from the hills and the campagna.
• He rode alone, but had borrowed from his patron two of those small but speedy Gallic horses called mammi, that whirled his gig over the Campagna at a rapid trot.
• There was an old cafe beyond the walls near the Campagna where the food was wholly Italian and of the best.
• The afternoon lights are slanting across the Campagna.

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