Synonyms:
scenery, scene
Meaning: the painted structures of a stage set that are intended to suggest a particular locale; "they worked all night painting the scenery"
Synonyms:
scenery
Meaning: the appearance of a place
Usage examples
Even the scenery is austere.
"Now for the folks--I've had enough scenery."
She looked out of the window, but the scenery was strange to her.
Of all the great things promised, the scenery alone came to fulfilment.
It was conceded that nowhere could the Palisades be judged superior in the way of scenery and grandeur.
I determined to pass the night there, and, having taken an early dinner, strolled out to enjoy the neighboring scenery.
They were sitting in a nearby car while Feldman enjoyed the scenery, Chris made further plans, and Harnett gathered material.
I approached my native north, for such I esteemed it, with that enthusiasm which romantic and wild scenery inspires in the lovers of nature.
Indeed, it is an amusement peculiarly adapted to the mild and highly-cultivated scenery of England, where every roughness has been softened away from the landscape.
The scenery which presented itself on all sides, although scarcely entitled to be called grand, had about it an indescribable and to me a delicious aspect of dreary desolation.