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Like some tall mountains
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snowcapped
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a. (alternative form of snow-capped English)
Usage examples of snowcapped.
Beyond them, a backdrop of unsurpassed splendor, reared a majestic, snowcapped mountain.
The last rays of the sun turned the snowcapped peaks to pink and gold, and the sky was a translucent color between blue and silver.
The mountain loomed above, already snowcapped, reflected in the still black water of the winter river.
Lake Geneva and the jagged, snowcapped mountains rising majestically along the horizon.
The morning hues reflected off the snowcapped peaks and into the blue black waters of Lake Geneva.
They were five thousand meters up in the western side of the Andes, just north of Sandia, with the rugged mountains forming a magnificent snowcapped vista all around her.
The enraged mass grew higher and higher until its thrashing crests finally rose above the snowcapped peaks, eclipsing the lands over which they were about to fall.
The winds that had howled around the snowcapped peaks relentlessly for the sixty years since the Fire Dog Year blew snowdrifts deep into the cave.
Tibetan night was shading to cobalt, and the snowcapped massifs of some unnamed mountain range were turning pink and orange with the rising sun when Remo Williams breasted the top of a rise.
He breathed down air that had that distinct crisp chill that was only ever found at the foot of snowcapped mountains.
They were surrounded by verdant forests domed with bright blue skies, and tall on the northern horizon, razor-sharp in the clear air, a jagged line of snowcapped mountains rambled into the distance.
Dowornobb sat, glued to the window, watching the jagged, snowcapped peaks drift by, some just off their wingtips.
Beyond the valley and ranging to the north and south were the snowcapped mountains, uprisings of granite that defied description and gravity, and to the north and east could be seen the great herds of musk-buffalo, largely returned from their winter pastures to the southeast.
It shows peasants amid a rustic village, terraced hillsides, a lone tree jutting from the slope of the hill to the right, a snowcapped Fuji partly eclipsed by the base of the rise.
When he turned back to her, she thought what a perfect picture of the West he made, outlined against the distant snowcapped mountains.