Tableland

Pronunciation: /ˈteɪbəlænd/

Definitions of tableland

noun a broad, flat area of land that is higher than the surrounding land

Example Sentences

A1 The tableland was covered in lush green grass.

A2 We hiked to the top of the tableland for a breathtaking view.

B1 The tableland is a perfect spot for a picnic with its flat surface.

B2 The tableland is a popular destination for tourists seeking panoramic views.

C1 The tableland offers a unique ecosystem with diverse flora and fauna.

C2 Scientists are studying the geological formation of the tableland to understand its history.

Examples of tableland in a Sentence

formal The tableland region is characterized by its flat terrain and high elevation.

informal Let's go for a hike up on the tableland, the views are amazing!

slang I heard there's a sick party happening on the tableland tonight.

figurative His mind was like a vast tableland, open and ready to absorb new ideas.

Grammatical Forms of tableland

• past tense: tablelanded
• plural: tablelands
• comparative: more tableland
• superlative: most tableland
• present tense: tablelands
• future tense: will tableland
• perfect tense: have tablelanded
• continuous tense: is tablelanding
• singular: tableland
• positive degree: tableland
• infinitive: to tableland
• gerund: tablelanding
• participle: tablelanded

Origin and Evolution of tableland

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'tableland' originated from the combination of 'table' referring to a flat surface and 'land' indicating an area of ground.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a flat elevated area of land resembling a table, the term 'tableland' has evolved to also refer to plateaus or mesas in geographical contexts.