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Escarp

Description:

An escarp is a long, steep slope or cliff, typically formed by erosion or faulting, that separates two relatively level or gently sloping areas. It is often characterized by its abruptness and can be found in various geographical contexts.

Sample Sentences:

1. The hikers marveled at the breathtaking view from the top of the escarp.
2. The town nestled at the base of the escarp, offering its residents a stunning natural backdrop.
3. The escarp acted as a natural barrier, protecting the village from strong winds.
4. The erosion of the escarp over centuries created a unique landscape of jagged rocks.
5. Geologists conducted extensive studies to understand the geological processes behind the formation of the escarp.

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