Soil

Pronunciation: /ˈsɔɪl/

Soil (noun)

  1. The top layer of earth where plants grow, made of dirt and organic matter.
  2. A country or region considered as a place where people live or events happen.
  3. A mark or stain that makes something dirty.

Examples

  • Farmers enrich the soil to grow better crops.
  • The soil in this region is very fertile.

Common collocations: fertile soil, soil erosion, soil quality, foreign soil, native soil

Synonyms of Soil

Neutral

Antonyms of Soil

  • referring to the opposite of ground