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Meanings of landmass in English
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Examples for "land mass"
Examples for "land mass"
1
I honestly never realised it was that large of a land mass.
2
About 15 per cent of Australia's physical land mass sustained extensive fire damage.
3
But we know this: the larger the land mass, the greater the contamination.
4
It's a vast land mass and it has four million men under arms.
5
The practice has swollen the tiny city-state's land mass by 25 per cent.
Usage of landmass in English
1
China suffers floods, droughts and other disasters across its huge landmass every year.
2
And let's call it by its correct title, this landmass, let's say Ireland.
3
The landmass here is too small to do such operations, said Simon Barclay.
4
The mountainous islands are the most distant from a continental landmass.
5
The mapmakers' art reveals it to be a large squarish landmass with rounded corners.
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Once completed, it will channel 44bn cubic metres of water across the Chinese landmass.
7
Two: A map illustrating how the mosaic photos are distributed across the Antarctic landmass.
8
The landmass became steps, acrawl with roustabouts and pack animals.
9
Which grain was it that led to the Eurasian landmass?
10
But now the great conjunction is beginning, and you've got a huge landmass to defend.
11
Although a landmass for generations-havingbeen filled in a century ago-seagullsstill swarmed the skies.
12
As an aside, San Marino is a principality encapsulated entirely within the landmass of Italy.
13
A landmass bigger than Britain and many other nations.
14
These giants spread over the whole landmass of Britain.
15
You could feel the solid landmass creeping out on either bow, like some giant trap.
16
Authorities say it is yet too early to determine if the landmass is here to stay.
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