mountain climbing (Meaning)

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mountain climbing (n)

the activity of climbing a mountain

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Mountain climbing requires immense physical endurance, technical skills, and unwavering determination.
The towering mountain summit beckoned the intrepid climbers, promising breathtaking views and a sense of accomplishment.
The sheer cliffs and treacherous slopes tested the climbers' limits, pushing them to their physical and mental thresholds.
The camaraderie among the climbers was unbreakable, forged in the face of adversity and shared experiences.
The icy winds whipped their faces as they ascended the mountain, making every breath a challenge.
Experienced mountain climbers meticulously planned their route, taking into account weather conditions and technical difficulties.
The climbers witnessed breathtaking sunsets and starry nights, making their ascent an unforgettable experience.
The adrenaline rush of mountain climbing was both exhilarating and terrifying.
The climbers left their mark on the mountain, not through graffiti, but through their indomitable spirit.
The summit of the mountain was a testament to the climbers' perseverance and the enduring allure of the wilderness.

the activity of climbing a mountain

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Mountain climbing requires immense physical endurance, technical skills, and unwavering determination.

The towering mountain summit beckoned the intrepid climbers, promising breathtaking views and a sense of accomplishment.

The sheer cliffs and treacherous slopes tested the climbers' limits, pushing them to their physical and mental thresholds.

The camaraderie among the climbers was unbreakable, forged in the face of adversity and shared experiences.