jungle
word
Definition
A jungle is a hot, thick forest with many trees, plants, and wild animals, usually in tropical regions. It can also describe a place that feels wild, confusing, or difficult to move through.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for tropical, very dense vegetation; 'rainforest' is more scientific and environmental, while 'jungle' feels thicker, wilder, and more difficult to move through. It is also common in figurative phrases like 'urban jungle' or 'concrete jungle'.
Example Sentences
Trying to understand all these rules is a real jungle.
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The path through the jungle was very narrow.
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They saw monkeys in the jungle.
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Many colorful birds live in the jungle.
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The city felt like a concrete jungle during rush hour.
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We were completely lost in the jungle after sunset.
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