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undercliff
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undercliff [′ən·dər‚klif]
(geology)
A subordinate cliff or terrace formed by material which has fallen or slid from above.
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This catastrophe opened a vast chasm about three-quarters of a mile long and hundreds of feet deep, sent fifty acres of the Undercliff sliding into the sea, and created a temporary barrier reef of slippage in Pinhay Bay.
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