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Meaning of ravines
A deep, narrow valley or gorge with steep sides
Etymology of ravines
The word "ravines" originates from the Old French word "ravine," meaning "steep slope" or "precipice," which is derived from the Latin word "rapina," meaning "a carrying off" or "a robbery"
Historically, the term has been used to describe deep, narrow valleys or gorges, often formed by the erosive action of rivers or streams
Synonyms
Definitions
- A deep, narrow valley or gorge with steep sides, typically formed by a river or stream
- * A long, narrow, deep depression or hollow in the earth's surface
Usage Examples
- The hikers had to navigate through the treacherous ravines to reach the summit
- * The river flowed gently through the ravines, creating a serene landscape
- * The village was situated in a ravine, surrounded by steep cliffs and dense vegetation