Pronunciation

/klaɪf/

Definitions

• Noun: A large, steep rock face or precipice, typically overhanging the sea or a body of water. Oxford
• Verb: To descend or fall from a high point, especially over a precipice. Merriam-Webster

Phrases

• “Cliff edge” refers to the brink of a cliff.
• “High cliff” describes a tall, steep drop-off.
• “Rocky cliff” denotes a cliff formed by rocks.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The hiker paused at the breathtaking view from the cliff’s edge.”
• Verb: “The daredevil climbed down the sheer cliff using only his hands and feet.”
• Prepositional phrase: “She walked along the cliff path, enjoying the stunning ocean views.”

Synonyms

• Cliffs -峭壁 -Drop-off -Edge -Seaside bluff -Overhang

Antonyms

• Flat ground -Level surface -Upland -Plateau -Plain