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rockscape

rockscape noun: a landscape dominated by rocks.

Noun

rockscape (plural rockscapes)

  1. A landscape dominated by rocks.
    • The Moon Gate of Uncommon Beauty is a round portal between two gently surreal rockscapes in the Chinese Scholars Garden at the Staten Island Botanical Garden, not far from Mr. Johansens home on the islands north shore.2007 October 26, Andy Newman, “And Staten Island, Too”, in New York Times

Forms of rockscape

pluralrockscapes

Origin of rockscape

From rock + -scape.

Questions about rockscape

What does rockscape mean?
Rockscape means a landscape dominated by rocks.
What part of speech is rockscape?
Rockscape is a noun.
What is the plural of rockscape?
The plural of rockscape is rockscapes.

Words near rockscape in the dictionary

  1. rocks out with one's cock out
  2. rocks someone's world
  3. rocks the boat
  4. rocks up
  5. rocksalt
  6. rockscape
  7. rockscapes
  8. rockshaft
  9. rockshafts
  10. rockshelf
  11. rockshelter

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