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n. (context idiomatic English) Any place or condition that is more favorable or beneficial.
Usage examples of "greener pastures".
He and the bearded man dispersed with the others to greener pastures.
The highlight of the evening was over, great moments like those came but seldom and the summits were to be rarely scaled again -- except three times a night, seven nights a week -- and they were off to greener pastures where hooch could be purchased at a quarter of the price.
As soon as we are able, we shall transport you to greener pastures and wilder company.
It had been one of those stopovers before she moved on to greener pastures.
In desperation, the undernourished left the herd, searching for greener pastures, but found only .
Wandering got into the blood, and there were always those greener pastures that lay over the fence or over the next range of mountains.
And then as the groups, all of them individuals under no discipline except the coercion of the Path and some minor bribery, turned in three different directions, one group moving towards the fighting by Iotla, one to face the main enemy coming down the pass and one to the rear where, surely, there were greener pastures.
Those not-so-mysterious strangers will doubtless get out of those dry canyons to the east and into the greener pastures of that big old reserve as soon as it seems halfway safe to plunder it.