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Meanings of low cliff in English
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Usage of low cliff in English
1
The clubhouse is built on a low cliff at the water's edge.
2
These are broad, very flat, and generally bounded by low cliff-formed sides.
3
Suddenly his keen glance was riveted on the ferns above the low cliff.
4
As we were passing a low cliff, loud cries of wild-fowl saluted our ears.
5
Again we met low cliff, long stony ledges sunk in the forest, invisible from below.
6
The latter was a solidly built one-story building situated on top of a low cliff.
7
I'd angle away only to run into a deadfall of trees or a low cliff.
8
I stood there for a long long time, looking down on it from a low cliff.
9
It stood on the low cliff overlooking the bay, and was a very old house indeed.
10
Then the men left the inlet and went up the low cliff towards the ruined castle.
11
The whole low cliff is going visibly.
12
On the edge of the low cliff bank, by the side of the path, Summerhay was sitting!
13
It was backed by a low cliff wooded on the brow, draped in creepers to the very foot.
14
On a low cliff overhanging the sea, there are the remains of a single tower of gray stone.
15
Hollister found cedars enough, but none that pointed the way to a low cliff and a rock cairn.
16
There is a low cliff beyond.
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United Kingdom
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