Cleft

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Physical Landforms

Use 'cleft' to describe natural openings in geographical features.

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The mountain's cleft was home to numerous birds.
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Narrow Opening

'Cleft' usually suggests a narrow, sometimes deep split.

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A cleft between the boulders provided a path forward.
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Not Man-Made

'Cleft' often implies a natural formation, not something made by humans.

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The roots of the tree formed a cleft in the earth.
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