cliff dweller (Meaning)

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cliff dweller (n)

a member of the Anasazi people living in the southwestern United States who built rock or adobe dwellings on ledges in the sides of caves

The cliff dweller peered out from their rugged abode, surveying the vast expanse below.
As a cliff dweller, she had grown accustomed to the breathtaking views and precarious terrain.
Cliff dwellers have adapted to the unique challenges of living on steep slopes and rocky ledges.
The ancient ruins of the cliff dwellers still stand as a testament to their ingenuity and resilience.
Exploring the cliff dwellings provides insight into the daily lives of these ancient civilizations.
The archaeologist unearthed artifacts that shed light on the customs and traditions of the cliff dwellers.
Cliff dwellers often constructed their homes using natural materials found in the surrounding landscape.
The tour guide led visitors through the maze of narrow passages and chambers in the cliff dwellings.
The cliff dweller community was tightly-knit, relying on each other for support and survival.
Despite the challenges, many modern-day enthusiasts choose to live as cliff dwellers, embracing a simpler way of life.

a member of the Anasazi people living in the southwestern United States who built rock or adobe dwellings on ledges in the sides of caves

native, subject, habitant, resider,resident, town, inhabitant, national, occupant, dweller

tourist, foreigner, transient, alien,visitor, guest, tourist, guest, transient, alien

The cliff dweller peered out from their rugged abode, surveying the vast expanse below.

As a cliff dweller, she had grown accustomed to the breathtaking views and precarious terrain.

Cliff dwellers have adapted to the unique challenges of living on steep slopes and rocky ledges.

The ancient ruins of the cliff dwellers still stand as a testament to their ingenuity and resilience.