The term "bush country" is often used to describe a sparsely populated area covered in dense vegetation, typically shrubs or bushes. Antonyms for "bush country" would include terms such as "urban," "metropolitan," or "suburban," which refer to densely populated and developed areas with significant human-made infrastructure. Other antonyms could include "desert," "tundra," or "arctic," which describe distinctly barren landscapes devoid of vegetation. Alternatively, "coastal," "beachfront," or "oceanfront" could also be considered antonyms, as they describe areas with significant bodies of water and distinct shorelines, often featuring different types of vegetation from those found in typical "bush country.