Definition
The term mountains is used as part of the name for a group of mountains or a large natural elevation. It describes extensive landforms that rise prominently above their surroundings, often forming ranges or systems.
Usage Examples
- “The Rocky Mountains are known for their dramatic peaks and scenic views.”
- “She dreamed of hiking through the Carpathian Mountains one day.”
Notes
The word is typically plural when referring to mountain chains. It may also appear in official geographical names, emphasizing both size and significance in the landscape.
“Mountains” helps identify a collective of high, naturally elevated areas on Earth.
Author’s Summary
The word “mountains” names a collection of natural elevations or ranges, usually appearing in place names and emphasizing grandeur and scale.
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