Brownfield

Definition of Brownfield

Brownfield is a term used to describe a previously developed land, often industrial or commercial, that is now abandoned, contaminated, or underused.

How should Brownfield divide into syllables

The word brownfield has 2 syllables. The syllables are brown and field. The vowel in the first syllable is o and in the second syllable is ie. The consonants in the word are br, wn, f, and ld.

Part of Speech - Brownfield

The city plans to revitalize the brownfield and turn it into a park.

The developer wants to buy the brownfield property for a new housing project.

Sentences with Brownfield

• The brownfield was once a factory but is now empty.
• The government is working on cleaning up the brownfield and making it safe for people.
• We should find a way to reuse the brownfield instead of letting it go to waste.
• There are many brownfields in the city that need to be taken care of.
• The brownfield is an eyesore in the neighborhood.
• The brownfield poses environmental risks due to the contamination.
• The brownfield could be transformed into a community garden.
• The brownfield had old buildings that were torn down.
• The brownfield is an opportunity for urban renewal.
• The brownfield needs to be assessed for its potential hazards.

Quotes with Brownfield

Number of characters in Brownfield

10 ( b, r, o, w, n, f, i, e, l, d )

Unique letters in Brownfield

10 ( b, r, o, w, n, f, i, e, l, d )

Brownfield Backwards

dleifnworb

Phonetic Transcription of Brownfield

IPA (International): ˈbraʊˌnfi:ld

ARA (American): ˈbraʊˌnfild

EPA (English): ˈbraʊˌnfi:ld

BRAW-NFIY-LD