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snowfield
[ snoh-feeld ]
snowfield
/ ˈsnəʊˌfiːld /
noun
- a large area of permanent snow
snowfield
/ snō′fēld′ /
- A large expanse of snow, usually with a smooth and uniform surface, and especially at the head of a glacier.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of snowfield1
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Example Sentences
The moon just showed over the mountains in that direction which cast their strange black shadows on the snowfield.
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Arcot turned a powerful searchlight on it, and it stood out brightly against the vast snowfield.
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For example, within a snowfield the summers remain relatively cold.
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The great snowfield overhead sparkled as if set with thousands and thousands of gold and silver stars.
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A packed snowfield was underfoot, firm enough to hold our weight, with a foot or so of loose, soft snow on its top.
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