What is another word for escarp?
Pronunciation: [ɪskˈɑːp] (IPA) 
Escarp is a landform wherein a steep slope or cliff is developed usually due to tectonic uplift or erosion of softer rocks. Synonyms for escarp include cliff, precipice, bluff, crag, scarp, ledge, cliff face, steep face, and vertical face. Specific types of escarps include fault escarpments, rift escarpments, and scarp slopes. Escarps can also be classified based on their material of construction, such as conglomerate escarpments, sandstone escarpments, and limestone escarpments. These landforms are geologically important as they can provide insights into the history of tectonic movements and erosion in a region. Escarps are also important for their aesthetic value, and many people visit them for recreational purposes and outdoor activities.
