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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'grass covered' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is covered in grass, usually the ground. For example, "The grass covered hill offered a beautiful view of the valley below."
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Metallic tramlines, not green grass, covered the path below our feet.
Long grass covered the ground; above my head, the branches of trees were twined together like a trellis.
The sun rose to reveal the scene of battle, the fighters gone, the grass covered with car fur.
Golden coloured grass covered the surrounding hills, dotted with occasional abandoned huts built from volcanic-like rock.
Farmers in Iceland already moved many of their animals into stables to avoid having them graze on grass covered in volcanic ash.
A patch of fresh green grass covered in morning dew, surrounded by touch-me-nots so the air is thick with their sweet smell.
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An interior grass-covered rolling hillock encourages a moment of shoes-off nostalgia.
Some new friends and I were walking along a makeshift path bounded by a grass-covered train track and a line of abandoned boxcars.
On the plateau the tree cover is broken by grass-covered dambos: shallow saucer-shaped valleys, often lacking a surface watercourse.
Dividing the inbound and outbound traffic lanes was a series of grass-covered squares, separated by cross streets.
The flat clay plains are grass-covered.
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