What is another word for uplands?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌpləndz], [ ˈʌpləndz], [ ˈʌ_p_l_ə_n_d_z]
Synonyms for Uplands:
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n.
• eminence • hill • mesa • plateau • ridge- Hogback ,
- Rimple ,
- Rivel ,
- backbone ,
- chine ,
- corrugation ,
- crease ,
- crinkle ,
- fold ,
- furrow ,
- moraine ,
- parapet ,
- plica ,
- pole ,
- rib ,
- rim ,
- ruck ,
- seam ,
- spine ,
- wrinkle .
- flat .
Other relevant words:
- Brae ,
- Butte ,
- Clough ,
- Cottons ,
- Craig ,
- Downs ,
- Eminences ,
- Loma ,
- Lowlands ,
- Monticle ,
- PENA ,
- Plateaus ,
- Tump ,
- altitudes ,
- barrow ,
- black belt ,
- bluff ,
- cape ,
- cliff ,
- corn belt ,
- cotton belt ,
- countryside ,
- down ,
- dune ,
- dust bowl ,
- edge ,
- elevations ,
- escarpment ,
- farmland ,
- fell ,
- foreland ,
- grassland ,
- headland ,
- heartland ,
- height ,
- heights ,
- highland ,
- highlands ,
- highs ,
- hillock ,
- hills ,
- hinterland ,
- hummock ,
- interior ,
- knap ,
- knob ,
- knoll ,
- ledge ,
- mole ,
- moor ,
- moorland ,
- moorlands ,
- moors ,
- mound ,
- mount ,
- mountain ,
- mountains ,
- peak ,
- pike ,
- plateau ,
- prairie ,
- promontory ,
- province ,
- ridge ,
- ridges ,
- rises ,
- rising ground ,
- rustics ,
- steeps ,
- steppe ,
- sticks ,
- summit ,
- tablelands ,
- tables ,
- tor ,
- up-country ,
- upland ,
- vantage ground ,
- veld ,
- woodland .
- Esker ,
- Orographic ,
- alpine ,
- arête ,
- ben ,
- brow ,
- caldera ,
- chimney ,
- clifftop ,
- crag ,
- craggy ,
- drumlin ,
- elevation ,
- foothill ,
- ghat ,
- hill ,
- hillside ,
- hilltop ,
- hilly ,
- incline ,
- landform ,
- lee ,
- leeward ,
- massif ,
- mesa ,
- mid-ocean ridge ,
- mountainous ,
- mountainside ,
- mountaintop ,
- mt ,
- palisade ,
- pass ,
- pinnacle ,
- precipice ,
- precipitous ,
- range ,
- rise ,
- rock face ,
- rolling ,
- sand dune ,
- scarp ,
- scree ,
- sheer ,
- shelf ,
- sierra ,
- slag heap ,
- slope ,
- snow line ,
- snow-capped ,
- spur ,
- steep ,
- steeply ,
- talus ,
- the alps ,
- volcano ,
- watershed ,
- wolds .
How to use "Uplands" in context?
Nearly everywhere there are mountains, but not all mountains are uplands. The difference between an upland and a mountain is the height of the mountains, with uplands being above 2,000 feet in elevation and mountains being above 4,000 feet in elevation. Uplands are found throughout the world and are home to a variety of different animals and plants.
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