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Noun planation has 1 sense
  1. planation - the process of erosion whereby a level surface is produced
    --1 is a kind of
    erosion, eroding, eating away, wearing, wearing away
    Derived form: verb plane3

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Planation

Definition:

Planation refers to the geological process of land surfaces being leveled by erosion, often caused by running water.

Sense 1:

Noun - Geology

Planation can describe the specific action of erosion leveling a land surface.

Example sentence: The planation of this plateau took millions of years.

Sense 2:

Noun - Geography

Planation can also refer to a large, relatively flat land area resulting from the process of erosion.

Example sentence: The planation of the coastal plain provided an ideal location for agriculture.

Sense 3:

Adjective - Popular

Planation, in popular usage, describes something that is widely accepted or embraced by a specific group of people.

Example sentence: This song is a planation hit among teenagers.

Sense 4:

Adjective - Local

In a local context, planation can relate to items or practices specifically associated with a particular region.

Example sentence: The planation cuisine of this coastal town offers unique flavors and dishes.

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