hummock

Converse of object

• form: Sphagnum mosses are the main vegetation, often forming hummocks which are raised half a meter above the main surface.
• include: The intact dome has characteristic vegetation and structural features, including hummock and lawn complexes and small shallow pools.
• well-develop: These include shallow pools and a well-developed hummock and lawn complex.
• know: This contributes to both its dirty appearance and the hummocks known as moraines.
• erode: These tend to merge into an enlarging, horseshoe-shaped bare slope which may threaten to reduce the dune to an eroded hummock.

Adjective modifier

• low: Some hours later the Phoenix landed on a low hummock amidst the swamps of the northeastern corner of Roister Island.
• scattered: The road runs close to the coast in places, tho often the sea is hidden by scattered hummocks.
• large: A large hummock or ridge of ice lay in front of the man, blocking his view of the horizon in that direction.
• peaty: The Pennine Way wanders a little uncertainly between the peaty hummocks of Alport, the worst stretches having been provided with flagstones.
• grassy: The community never recovered, leaving the tiny church and a few grassy hummocks as the only historical evidence of its existence.
• small: Molina and other grasses occur on the flatter areas on the small hummocks to the left of the photo.

Modifies a noun

• complex: On some of these relatively large intact bogs pool and hummock complexes have been mapped, adding to the habitat and species diversity.

Noun used with modifier

• moss: Despite some burning in the past, the surface has an extremely high Sphagnum moss cover and a notable Sphagnum moss hummock development.
• ice: They manhandled the sledges over ice hummocks and through soft snow.