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Meanings of flat-topped in English

Having a flat or flattened upper surface.

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Usage of flat-topped in English
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To the east another flat-topped range; country between also scrubby; apparently open.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
2
Follow the top line of those flat-topped acacias, from left to right.
The clouds beneath the sun
3
At a large flat-topped table in the room sits Dr. Arthur Carrington.
The thing from another world
4
Already the evening air above the flat-topped towers was filling with bats.
Spellwright
5
Near the door there had been an old, flat-topped, hair-covered trunk .
The Brimming Cup
6
Marvin turned and lifted his flat-topped triangular red eyes up towards him.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
7
Far in the distance, the rising sun cast deep shadows across flat-topped cliffs.
Shadows Return
8
In the center stood a big flat-topped desk of heavy mahogany.
The Exploits of Elaine
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We could just see the points of the northern flat-topped ranges beyond them.
Narrative of an Expedition into Central Australia / Performed Un...
10
Over there was his long flat-topped desk with the opened ledger upon it.
Stubble
11
Through the mist I could see Fosse 8, a flat-topped hill of coal-dust.
Now It Can Be Told
12
It was a big, flat-topped berg of the typical Antarctic form.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian Antarctic expedition...
13
The thornveld and the flat-topped acacia had already broken into electric green leaf.
The power of one
14
Steep-sided canyons rose to their right, cutting through flat-topped hills of layered rock.
Return of the Crimson Guard
15
She was surprised to find a square, flat-topped boat tethered there.
Night gate
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Behind them was a flat-topped plateau with a small cone rising above it.
Across Unknown South America
Frequent collocations
Flat-topped through the time