mesa Synonyms
mesa Meaning
mesa (n)
flat tableland with steep edges
a city in Arizona just to the east of Phoenix; originally a suburb of Phoenix
mesa (/.)
A high tableland; a plateau on a hill.
mesa Sentence Examples
- The towering mesa cast a long shadow across the arid landscape.
- The mesa's sheer cliffs defied easy ascent, guarding ancient secrets within.
- A golden eagle soared high above the mesa, its keen eyesight scanning the terrain below.
- The pueblo ruins perched precariously on the mesa's edge, whispering tales of a vanished civilization.
- The trail wound its way along the mesa's base, offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding desert.
- The mesa served as a natural fortress for the Native American tribes who once inhabited it.
- Geologists studied the layers of rock in the mesa to piece together the Earth's ancient history.
- The mesa's rugged surface provided a challenging canvas for rock climbers.
- A lone juniper tree clung tenaciously to the edge of the mesa, defying the harsh conditions.
- The mesa's solitude and beauty drew travelers and seekers alike, offering a sanctuary from the mundane.
FAQs About the word mesa
flat tableland with steep edges, a city in Arizona just to the east of Phoenix; originally a suburb of PhoenixA high tableland; a plateau on a hill.
tableland,plateau, highland,altiplano, butte, dome, table, karroo, karoo,upland
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The towering mesa cast a long shadow across the arid landscape.
The mesa's sheer cliffs defied easy ascent, guarding ancient secrets within.
A golden eagle soared high above the mesa, its keen eyesight scanning the terrain below.
The pueblo ruins perched precariously on the mesa's edge, whispering tales of a vanished civilization.
