mountainous - use in sentences

Preposition: of

  • island: DAYS 7-10 South Georgia We arrive in South Georgia, the most mountainous of the many islands in the Southern Ocean.

Preposition: with

  • plain: Clwyd is mostly mountainous with a coastal plain facing the Irish Sea in the north.

Modifies a noun

  • terrain: However due to their mountainous terrain, they cannot compete on price with the larger, flatter growing areas in Latin America.
  • region: Water powered turbines are used in some mountainous regions where farms have a supply from a body of water much higher than itself.
  • hinterland: We continue our journey through the interesting and often mountainous hinterland of Tanzania.
  • backdrop: True links courses hug the sea shore while the mountainous backdrops provide lush parkland courses.
  • skyline: Views of sea to east and south east from high ground and to mountainous skyline of Slieve Croob to south west.
  • interior: Resorts & Excursions Central Madeira Parts of the mountainous interior can be reached by road.

Modifying Another Word

  • largely: West Virginia is a largely mountainous state, cut by river valleys.
  • mainly: The islands are therefore mainly mountainous creating narrow coastal plains and forested interior valleys and fertile plains.
  • very: The raft took us through a very mountainous region, which also had a number of canyons.
  • often: You will now only find Golden Eagles in very remote, often mountainous areas.
  • so: The journey sometimes takes weeks because the country is so mountainous and there are few roads.
  • not: It is the only county in Wales which is not mountainous.

Used with adjective complement

  • become: All this time the scenery was becoming more mountainous.

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