1) Alpine plain 2) Area of level high ground 3) Elevated land expanse 4) Elevated ridge 5) Flat area on a chart 6) Flat highland 7) Flat part of a chart line 8) Flat, raised land 9) Flatten out 10) French word used in English 11) High ground of a sort 12) High level ground 13) Highland 14) Large mesa
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1) Ardennes 2) Highland 3) Mesa 4) Najd 5) Nejd 6) Plain 7) Tableland
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A relatively elevated area of comparatively flat land which is commonly limited on at least one side by an abrupt descent to lower land. Sometimes called a table or tableland.
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platter.
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• (n.) An ornamental dish for the table; a tray or salver. • (n.) A flat surface; especially, a broad, level, elevated area of land; a table-land.
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An elevated area of mostly level land, sometimes containing deep canyons.
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extensive area of flat upland usually bounded by an escarpment on all sides but sometimes enclosed by mountains. The essential criteria for plateaus ... [1 related articles]
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part of the characteristic curve of a radiation detector for which the measured current, or the counting rate, is independent of the applied voltage
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A flat elevated segment of a graphic record. ... Origin: Fr. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Oval or circular plate or stand made of silver with a reflective glass or mirror surface, which was used as a platform for an epergne, candelabrum or other elaborate table-centre decoration in the late 18th and 19th centuries.
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Pla·teau' noun ;
plural French
Plateaux (F. ...; E. ...), English
Plateaus . [ French, from Old French
platel , properly a little plate. See
Plate .]
1. A flat surface; especially, a broad, level, elevated area of land; a table- land.
2. An ornamen...
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An extensive upland region.
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A leveling off period that some people hit when trying to become fit, usually because the body is not being challenged anymore at the current intensity of exercise. A re-evaluation is needed, in terms of exercise and nutrition. Usually one needs to increase activity intensity to overcome a plateau.
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A period during which a scene is not advancing. Usually a bad thing.
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A period during which a scene is not advancing. Usually a bad thing.
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platter.
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A plateau or tableland generally denotes a large stretch of highland which is practically the same height above sea-level, and which descends on all sides to lower ground. Some plateaux, however, such as those of Tibet and Bolivia, that are fringed by high mountain ranges which tower above the plateau level, are known as intermont plateaux. Sometim...
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High altitude area of land, unbroken by mountain ranges.
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platter
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Any comparatively flat area of great extent or elevation.
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(1) (Geographical) an elevated plain, tableland or flat-topped region of considerable extent. (2) (Oceanographical) an ELEVATION from the bottom of the ocean with a more or less flat top and steep sides.
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Click images to enlargeElevated area of fairly flat land, or a mountainous region in which the peaks are at the same height. An intermontane plateau is one surrounded by mountains. A piedmont plateau is one that lies between the mountains and low-lying land. A continental plateau rises abruptly from low-lying land...
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Flat-topped area of high ground.
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[Difficult words] a relatively flat highland
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[Obscure words] a relatively flat highland
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