orograph Antonyms
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Meaning of orograph
orograph (n.)
A machine for use in making topographical maps. It is operated by being pushed across country, and not only records distances, like the perambulator, but also elevations.
orograph Sentence Examples
- The intricate orograph of the region presented formidable challenges for hikers.
- The orograph of the mountain range was characterized by steep slopes and sharp ridges.
- Geologists studied the orograph to understand the geological forces that had shaped the landscape.
- The orograph of the coastal region consisted of a series of low hills and gentle slopes.
- The military planned their maneuvers carefully, taking into account the orograph of the terrain.
- The orograph of the island made it an ideal base for naval operations.
- Engineers designed roads and infrastructure to conform to the orograph of the area.
- The orograph of the alpine valley was characterized by jagged peaks and deep gorges.
- The orograph of the continent's interior was dominated by vast deserts and plateaus.
- The intricate orograph of the archipelago presented a navigational hazard for seafarers.
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A machine for use in making topographical maps. It is operated by being pushed across country, and not only records distances, like the perambulator, but also e
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The intricate orograph of the region presented formidable challenges for hikers.
The orograph of the mountain range was characterized by steep slopes and sharp ridges.
Geologists studied the orograph to understand the geological forces that had shaped the landscape.
The orograph of the coastal region consisted of a series of low hills and gentle slopes.
