Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deep-valley
noun
/diːp ˈvæli/
Definition
A geographical term that refers to a valley characterized by steep sides and significant depth.
Examples
- The hikers descended into the deep-valley, marveling at the steep cliffs on either side.
- Many rare plants grow in the shaded areas of the deep-valley.
- The river at the bottom of the deep-valley is a popular spot for fishing.
Meaning
A deep-valley is a hollow or depressional area in the landscape, often formed by erosion, that is notably deeper than the surrounding terrain.
Synonyms
- gorge
- glen
- ravine
- chasm
