terrane
- noun
- /ˈtɛrəneɪ/
- Archaic
- Explorers mapped the uncharted terrane in their quest for new lands.
Examples
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The ancient king claimed the entire terrane as his own.
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Legends spoke of a hidden terrane beyond the great river.
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The terrane was known for its lush greenery.
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Where is this beautiful terrane located?
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The ancient king claimed the entire terrane as his own.
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Explorers mapped the uncharted terrane in their quest for new lands.
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Legends spoke of a hidden terrane beyond the great river.
Synonyms
A piece of land with features like hills, rocks, or flat ground
Land that a country controls or claims
Land or earth often used in poetry and science
Solid dry land that is not the sea or air
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Terrane comes from the Latin root terra meaning 'earth' and is related to the words terrain and territory. In older or poetic use it simply meant an area or region of land, so you can think of it as 'the land' someone speaks about.