escarped (Meaning)

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escarped (imp. & p. p.)

of Escarp

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The journey through the escarped terrain was arduous, requiring careful navigation to avoid treacherous drops.
The cliff's escarped face presented a daunting challenge for climbers, demanding technical prowess and unwavering determination.
The escarped mountain range served as a natural barrier, separating the two regions and shaping their distinct cultures.
The fortress stood on an escarped hill, its formidable walls and towers offering a commanding view of the surrounding landscape.
The river's course was marked by steep, escarped banks, creating a picturesque gorge teeming with diverse flora and fauna.
The escarped canyon walls echoed with the sound of rushing water, carving a path through the rugged wilderness.
The escapades of the ancient explorers were filled with encounters with escarped terrains, testing their limits and pushing their boundaries.
The mining operation had altered the landscape, leaving behind escarped pits and mounds, a stark reminder of human intervention.
The escarped coastline provided shelter for a multitude of marine life, creating a thriving ecosystem amidst towering cliffs.
The escarped terrain posed a significant obstacle for the construction of infrastructure, requiring careful planning and engineering solutions.

of Escarp

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The journey through the escarped terrain was arduous, requiring careful navigation to avoid treacherous drops.

The cliff's escarped face presented a daunting challenge for climbers, demanding technical prowess and unwavering determination.

The escarped mountain range served as a natural barrier, separating the two regions and shaping their distinct cultures.

The fortress stood on an escarped hill, its formidable walls and towers offering a commanding view of the surrounding landscape.