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scenic

adjective sce·nic \ˈsē-nik also ˈse-\

: having, providing, or relating to a pleasing or beautiful view of natural scenery (such as mountains, hills, valleys, etc.)

Full Definition of SCENIC

: of or relating to the stage, a stage setting, or stage representation

: of or relating to natural scenery <a scenic view>

: representing an action, event, or episode <a scenic bas-relief>

— sce·ni·cal·ly \-ni-k(ə-)lē\ adverb

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sce·nic also sce·ni·cal \-ni-kəl\

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SCENICAL Defined for Kids

adjective sce·nic \ˈsē-nik\

: having views of pleasant natural features <We took a scenic drive in the country.>

: relating to stage scenery <scenic design>

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