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Examples for "clifflike "
1 At this point they rose to a clifflike headland a hundred and fifty feet high, flat on top.
2 There it had a wide mouth with stony clifflike gates at either side whose feet were piled with shingles.
3 On the west of the plain of Champagne rises, 300 feet, with a curious clifflike suddenness, the Plateau of Sézanne.
4 Perpendicular, clifflike walls shut us off from retreat to the land and there was not a possibility of shelter anywhere.
5 She studied a computer-generated model of the Marine base, rotating it, judging the clifflike loom of the taller buildings, the openings in between.
1 The coast of these inlets is steep and cliffy .
2 He stood a second on the cliffy north wall to look down on the quiet harbor.
3 At ten and three-quarter miles considerably ridgy, and passed large masses and cliffy hill, apparently of limestone.
4 Then it moved forward again, and passed over the cliffy end of the glacier into the pine-clad valley.
5 At the upper end of the inlet, its low, cliffy lining sinks, at both sides, into a beach.
6 Rounding Point Cunningham, they anchored near a red cliffy head, called by Captain King "Foul Point."
7 They came about in mid-channel and lay some hours with lowered sail in the lee of a cliffy island.
8 Prom the vast boss which constitutes the lower portion of Monte Rosa cliffy edges run upward to the summit.
9 Here we were again stopped for some time, finding a way by which we might ascend the cliffy sides.
10 It was rather high and cliffy ; but there was nothing by which to judge of its connection with the main.
11 The headlands project boldly far into the sea; in front lie several islands, and behind dark forests and the cliffy Apennines.
12 The coast from Waldegrave's Isles to Point Drummond runs waving in a south-eastern direction, and forms bights and broad, cliffy heads.
13 In places it forms a basset, or outcrop, cresting the summit; and the eastern flank is cliffy , like that of the Tebribi.
14 The American Fall will then be transformed into a dry precipice, forming a simple continuation of the cliffy boundary of the Niagara gorge.
15 This proved to be a cape, composed of three cliffy points, near the northern part of which lay a cluster of black rocks.
16 Many little rivers run from all sides in cliffy valleys; and one of them, a few miles from Monastier, bears the great name of Loire.
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