Synonyms and antonyms of Wetlands in British Thesaurus

bog (noun)

an area of ground that is always very wet and soft

fen (noun)

an area of wet flat land, especially in eastern England

fenland (noun)

a large area of wet flat land, especially in eastern England

flats (noun)

a low flat area of land, usually wet land near a large area of water

marsh (noun)

an area of soft wet land

marshland (noun)

an area that consists of marshes

mire (noun)

an area of soft wet ground

morass (noun)

mainly literary an area of soft wet ground that is dangerous to walk on

mudflats (noun)

areas of wet land that are covered by the sea at high tide (=when it is at its highest level)

quagmire (noun)

mainly literary an area of very wet land that is too soft to walk on

salt marsh (noun)

a flat area of land that is frequently covered with saltwater

swamp (noun)

an area of land covered by water where trees and plants grow

vlei (noun)

South African in South Africa, a piece of ground that is covered with water in the rainy season or that permanently contains water

wetlands (noun)

low land that is often covered with water from the lake, river, or sea next to it