1. a low-lying, marshy area of land that is wet year-round, typically covered with tall grasses and shallow water
Usage: often used in plural form (everglades); commonly refers to subtropical or tropical wetlands

Examples

• The Everglades in Florida are home to alligators and many bird species.
• Tourists take airboat tours through the everglades to see wildlife.
• The everglades provide important habitat for endangered species.
• Water management in the everglades is crucial for the ecosystem.
• Mangroves grow naturally in the everglades of southern Florida.
• The everglades are characterized by shallow water and sawgrass.