NOUN
- any of numerous evergreen conifers of the genus Cupressus of north temperate regions having dark scalelike leaves and rounded cones
How To Use cypress tree In A Sentence
- He was also careful to plan the project around the fig, walnut, redwood, and cypress trees on the property, giving the owners ample shade.
- The towering pine and cypress trees defy frost and snow.
- We have few tall, pointed cypress trees to match in height and splendour those in the Como gardens. Times, Sunday Times
- Owen planted the grassy area known as Stockroute Park with olive and cypress trees, creating a Greek landscape.
- That's how residents of this area near the tip of Southern Illinois (about two hours southwest of Evansville) describe the Cache River State Natural Area with its wetlands, ancient cypress trees and a yellow songbird known as a prothonotary warbler. Courierpress.com Stories
- The Patagonian forests are complex and mystical with huge cypress trees and pudu-pudu, a deer that's only 20 inches tall. Brave New Traveler
- The rays of the late sun slanted in streams through the cypress trees.
- It was a brief but animated struggle, the flex of the rod and the 6-pound-test line absorbing the runs, thrashes and splashes of the creature that had been hiding in ambush in the roots of the cypress tree.
- The garden is located in the front of the house, with pine and cypress trees, lawns and marble sculptures or fountains.
- We have a 4-month-old puppy that chewed and stripped the bark off a young cypress tree.
