Usually means: Highest peak in Antarctica, remote.
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▸ noun:  a large mountain massif in Antarctica, containing the highest point of Antarctica

Similar:
Mount Alexander, The Fid, Mount Sharp, Alexander Island, Aconcagua, Antarctic Peninsula, Allan Hills, Heksegryta Peaks, Elephant Moraine, Luyendyk, more...

Opposite:
lowland, valley, depression, basin

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Similar:
Mount Alexander, The Fid, Mount Sharp, Alexander Island, Aconcagua, Antarctic Peninsula, Allan Hills, Heksegryta Peaks, Elephant Moraine, Luyendyk, more...

Opposite:
lowland, valley, depression, basin



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