high country (Meaning)
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high country (n)
an area lying above the piedmont but below the timberline
Synonyms & Antonyms of high country
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high country Sentence Examples
- The high country of the Rocky Mountains offers breathtaking vistas and towering peaks.
- Cattle graze peacefully in the lush meadows of the high country.
- Hikers ascended the rugged slopes of the high country, encountering alpine lakes and panoramic views.
- The high country is a refuge for wildlife, including bighorn sheep and marmots.
- The crisp air and invigorating winds of the high country reinvigorate the weary traveler.
- Ranchers navigate the challenges of the high country, adapting to its harsh conditions.
- Wildlife corridors connect the high country to lower elevations, ensuring the survival of diverse species.
- The solitude and tranquility of the high country provide a sanctuary for contemplation and escape.
- Artists and photographers find inspiration in the ethereal beauty of the high country.
- The high country holds a special place in the hearts of those who have experienced its rugged majesty.
FAQs About the word high country
an area lying above the piedmont but below the timberline
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No antonyms found.
The high country of the Rocky Mountains offers breathtaking vistas and towering peaks.
Cattle graze peacefully in the lush meadows of the high country.
Hikers ascended the rugged slopes of the high country, encountering alpine lakes and panoramic views.
The high country is a refuge for wildlife, including bighorn sheep and marmots.
