plantation
/plænˈteɪʃən/
noun
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A large farm, especially in tropical regions, where crops such as coffee, sugar, or cotton are grown on a large scale, often historically worked by enslaved or low-wage laborers.
- The coffee plantation covers over 500 acres in the mountains.
- Many plantations in the American South relied on enslaved labor before the Civil War.
- They visited a tea plantation during their trip to Sri Lanka.
- Economic historians have documented how rubber plantation economies in Southeast Asia shaped global trade patterns in the early twentieth century.
- The forestry company established a pine plantation to ensure a sustainable supply of timber for construction purposes.
- Archaeological evidence suggests that colonial sugar plantation systems profoundly altered the demographic composition of Caribbean islands.
noun
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An area where trees have been planted, especially for commercial purposes.
- The pine plantation will be ready for harvest in ten years.
- Rubber plantations are common in Southeast Asia.