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clough
This term is primarily used in Northern England and the Midlands to describe a specific type of small, steep-sided valley. It evokes a sense of rugged, damp terrain, often associated with the Pennines or similar upland landscapes where water has carved narrow paths through the rock.
While similar to a gorge or a ravine, a clough typically suggests a more intimate, wooded, or overgrown environment rather than a massive geological chasm. It is a regionalism that carries a strong sense of place and local geography.
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The hikers descended slowly into the deep clough to find the stream.
A narrow clough cuts through the limestone hills of the region.
Let us follow the path along the clough until we reach the village.
The ancient fortress was built overlooking a steep clough for natural defense.
I wonder if there is a hidden cave somewhere inside that clough.
The dragon made its lair in a damp clough far from the main road.
Water rushes violently through the clough during the spring thaw.
The mist clung heavily to the walls of the clough.