Plural of copse; multiple small clusters of trees or bushes.
The regular plural form of 'copse,' maintaining the singular form's etymological connection to managed woodland areas.
In English countryside descriptions, the word 'copses' is beloved by writers and appears constantly in pastoral literature because it captures something specific—not just trees, but intimate, bounded clusters of woodland.
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