What is another word for steep rock?
Pronunciation: [stˈiːp ɹˈɒk] (IPA) 
Steep rock refers to a rock formation that is sharply inclined or has a high degree of slope. It can be used to describe various terrains such as cliffs, hills, and mountains. Synonyms for steep rock include precipice, escarpment, crag, bluff, ascent, and pinnacle. A precipice is a steep cliff, while an escarpment is a steep slope or cliff typically separating two relatively flat land areas. Crag and bluff both refer to a steep, rugged rock formation. Ascent implies a steep upward movement, while pinnacle refers to a high, pointed peak or summit. These synonyms can be used interchangeably to give variety in description and add depth to the language used to describe natural landscapes.
