treelined

[ tree-lahynd ]

adjective

1. having a line of trees:

   a treelined road.

Word History and Origins

Origin of treelined¹

tree + line ¹ + -ed ²

Example Sentences

The streets of Easton, even the main arteries that they walked on, were sleepy, treelined roads.

From Literature

The hole is now treelined, with two fairway bunkers on the left added a decade after Mitera’s feat.

From Golf Digest

You never really get used to hearing the president of the United States shouting, "Oh, don't leak! Please don't leak!" as his gently slicing golf ball drifts into a treelined rough.

From Golf Digest

Located on a quiet treelined street, the Reserve at Woodside offers 19 secluded homesites with a variety of floor plans.

From Seattle Times

Jackson Square, a treelined neighborhood near the Financial District, was one of the few areas left intact after the 1906 earthquake.

From Architectural Digest