cliffhanging
- adjective
- /ˈklɪfˌhæŋɪŋ/
- They built their house in a cliffhanging spot overlooking the valley below.
Examples
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We enjoyed the cliffhanging views from the top.
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The cliffhanging rock formations were breathtaking.
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The ancient castle had a cliffhanging view that attracted many tourists.
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Photographers love the cliffhanging location for its breathtaking scenery.
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They built their house in a cliffhanging spot overlooking the valley below.
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The ancient castle had a cliffhanging view that attracted many tourists.
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Photographers love the cliffhanging location for its breathtaking scenery.
Synonyms
A very steep slope like a cliff that is dangerous to climb
Antonyms
How Precarious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cliffhanging comes from the literal idea of something 'hanging' over a cliff, like a house or path at the edge, so it means 'positioned at the edge of a cliff'.