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peak of eternal light

peak of eternal light noun: a mountain peak, on a solid, non-luminous celestial body, which experiences continuous or near-continuous illumination due to a combination of high altitude, very high latitude, and being on a celestial body with very low axial tilt.

Noun

peak of eternal light (plural peaks of eternal light)

  1. A mountain peak, on a solid, non-luminous celestial body, which experiences continuous or near-continuous illumination due to a combination of high altitude, very high latitude, and being on a celestial body with very low axial tilt.

Forms of peak of eternal light

pluralpeaks of eternal light

Questions about peak of eternal light

What does peak of eternal light mean?
Peak of eternal light means a mountain peak, on a solid, non-luminous celestial body, which experiences continuous or near-continuous illumination due to a combination of high altitude, very high latitude, and being on a celestial body with very low axial tilt.
What part of speech is peak of eternal light?
Peak of eternal light is a noun.
What is the plural of peak of eternal light?
The plural of peak of eternal light is peaks of eternal light.

Words near peak of eternal light in the dictionary

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