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canyon
1[ kan-yuhn ]
noun
- a deep valley with steep sides, often with a stream flowing through it.
Synonyms: , , , , , ,
Canyon
2[ kan-yuhn ]
noun
- a town in N Texas.
canyon
/ ˈæə /
noun
- a gorge or ravine, esp in North America, usually formed by the down-cutting of a river in a dry area where there is insufficient rainfall to erode the sides of the valley
canyon
- A long, deep, narrow valley with steep cliff walls, cut into the Earth by running water and often having a stream at the bottom.
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of canyon1
Example Sentences
On my way northward and speeding in my white Mustang convertible, I careened wildly through the city and then the canyons.
Above the canyons but still below the high forests, on the southern slopes.
California is home to 21 national monuments, more than any other state — spanning rugged coastlines, stately sequoia groves and striking desert canyons.
But Glen Canyon Dam has been controversial since its inception, with environmentalists arguing the reservoir was unnecessary and destroyed the canyon’s pristine ecosystem.
His last text on Dec. 31 saying he was OK, he needed time, he’d been sick, but would be in touch felt like an echo in an empty canyon.
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