Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
steep-terrain
noun
/stiːp tɛˈreɪn/

Definition
An area of land characterized by a sharp incline, often making it difficult to traverse.

Examples
- The hikers struggled to climb the steep terrain of the mountain.
- Farmers in the region have adapted their methods to cope with the steep terrain.
- Driving through steep terrain requires careful navigation and control.

Meaning
Steep terrain refers to landscapes that are inclined at a high angle, causing challenges for movement and erosion.

Synonyms
- Inclined land
- Sloped area
- Elevated landscape