The adjective used to describe things in the country is rural.
courage NOUN
Courage is the quality shown by people who do things that they know are dangerous or difficult.
bravery
His bravery in saving the child brought him letters from all over the world.
daring
The daring of King Arthur’s knights is recorded in legend.
guts INFORMAL
The timid girl showed real guts when she went down the rope slide.
heroism
For her heroism in an enemy country, the undercover agent received a secret award.
ANTONYM: cowardice
course NOUN
A course is the route something such as an aircraft, river or ship takes.
path
The plane’s flight path brought it close to the enemy coast.
route
Our quickest route to the Far East is, surprisingly, over the North Pole.
trajectory
The stone’s trajectory was a graceful arc from my catapult to our greenhouse.
way
“Which way do you go home?” I asked Sunil.
of course PHRASE
If you say of course, you are showing that you are absolutely sure about something.
certainly
School meals are certainly tastier than they used to be.
definitely
“I’m definitely coming to camp,” Vadim confirmed.
undoubtedly
I bragged that my team was undoubtedly the best in the world.
crack NOUN
A crack is a narrow gap.
cranny
In a tiny cranny in the cupboard lay the key that they sought.
crevice
Climbers use crevices in the rock to hold the pieces of equipment that support them.
nook
The birds lay their eggs in nooks in the sheer cliffs above the sea.
crafty ADJECTIVE
Someone who is crafty gets what they want by tricking people in a clever way.
cunning
Bond’s cunning trick was to hide above the door.
sly
The sly fox hid behind the henhouse.
wily
The wily coyote was no match for the even cleverer roadrunner.
crash (1) NOUN
A crash is an accident in which a moving vehicle hits something and is damaged.
accident
Queues built up, as the accident had blocked both sides of the road.