steppe Antonyms
Meaning of steppe
Wordnet
steppe (n)
extensive plain without trees (associated with eastern Russia and Siberia)
steppe Sentence Examples
- The vast Eurasian steppe extended from Hungary to Mongolia, forming a sea of grasslands.
- The nomadic tribes of the steppe lived in felt tents and herded animals for sustenance.
- The cold and windy conditions of the steppe challenged the survival of both humans and wildlife.
- The steppe was a critical route for trade and conquest, connecting East and West.
- Scythian archers roamed the steppe, renowned for their equestrian skills and deadly arrows.
- The Mongols emerged from the steppe and conquered a vast empire that spanned from Asia to Europe.
- The Ukrainian steppe is famous for its fertile chernozem soil, which has supported agriculture for centuries.
- Ranching and farming now dominate the steppe, altering its once pristine landscape.
- The once-nomadic Kazakh people continue to live on the Kazakh steppe, preserving their traditional customs.
- Conservation efforts aim to protect the fragile ecosystems and wildlife of the steppe.
FAQs About the word steppe
extensive plain without trees (associated with eastern Russia and Siberia)
plain, pampa, grassland,prairie, savanna, tundra, ley, veldt, field, savannah
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The vast Eurasian steppe extended from Hungary to Mongolia, forming a sea of grasslands.
The nomadic tribes of the steppe lived in felt tents and herded animals for sustenance.
The cold and windy conditions of the steppe challenged the survival of both humans and wildlife.
The steppe was a critical route for trade and conquest, connecting East and West.
