massif (Meaning)
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massif (n)
a block of the earth's crust bounded by faults and shifted to form peaks of a mountain range
Synonyms & Antonyms of massif
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massif Sentence Examples
- The towering massif of Mont Blanc dominated the skyline, casting a majestic shadow.
- The rugged massif of the Himalayas presented a daunting challenge to climbers.
- The massive massif of Mount Kilimanjaro rose abruptly from the surrounding plains.
- The ancient massif of the Scottish Highlands bore witness to centuries of geological events.
- The sprawling massif of the Rocky Mountains stretched across hundreds of kilometers.
- The volcanic massif of Mount Fuji loomed over the Tokyo skyline with its iconic cone shape.
- The glaciated massif of the Alps boasted some of the highest peaks in Europe.
- The isolated massif of Madagascar emerged as an island repository of unique flora and fauna.
- The eroded massif of the Black Hills revealed ancient geological formations.
- The immense massif of the Andes formed the backbone of western South America.
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a block of the earth's crust bounded by faults and shifted to form peaks of a mountain range
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The towering massif of Mont Blanc dominated the skyline, casting a majestic shadow.
The rugged massif of the Himalayas presented a daunting challenge to climbers.
The massive massif of Mount Kilimanjaro rose abruptly from the surrounding plains.
The ancient massif of the Scottish Highlands bore witness to centuries of geological events.
