1. plural of arcadia; idealized rural or pastoral places; regions of simple pleasure and quiet
Usage: literary

Examples

• The poet wrote about distant arcadias where shepherds lived in harmony.
• Many city dwellers dream of finding their own arcadias in the countryside.
• The novel described several arcadias hidden in remote valleys.
• Artists have long been inspired by visions of pastoral arcadias.
• These mountain villages seemed like arcadias compared to urban life.
• The travel writer searched for modern arcadias untouched by industry.