crags (Meaning)

crags

a sharp detached fragment of rock, a steep rugged rock or cliff, neck, throat

The jagged crags of the mountain pierced the heavens, casting menacing shadows across the valley below.
The rock climbers ascended the sheer crags with a determination that belied their precarious position.
The coastline was a symphony of towering crags and secluded coves, carved by centuries of relentless waves.
The castle perched atop the crags, a formidable sentinel guarding the realm against invaders.
The eagle's nest was precariously perched on a crag overlooking the vast expanse of the wilderness.
The hikers navigated the treacherous crags, their every step a testament to their resilience and agility.
The crags were a haven for climbers, who sought to conquer these vertical challenges with a mix of skill and audacity.
The glacier's relentless advance had carved deep grooves into the crags, revealing layers of ancient rock.
The crags were a testament to the power of nature, shaped by eons of erosion and seismic upheavals.
The mountaineers cautiously made their way along the exposed crags, aware of the potential dangers that lurked around every corner.

a sharp detached fragment of rock, a steep rugged rock or cliff, neck, throat

cliffs, escarpments, scarps, precipices, bluffs,palisades, scars, barrancos,embankments, pitches

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The jagged crags of the mountain pierced the heavens, casting menacing shadows across the valley below.

The rock climbers ascended the sheer crags with a determination that belied their precarious position.

The coastline was a symphony of towering crags and secluded coves, carved by centuries of relentless waves.

The castle perched atop the crags, a formidable sentinel guarding the realm against invaders.