Piedmont
noun
A geographical term referring to a region lying at the base of mountains, typically characterized by rolling hills or gentle slopes.
The Piedmont region is well-known for its vineyards and agriculture.

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Geographical features, fertile lands, mountain bases
noun
A specific region in Italy known for its wine production, agriculture, and cultural heritage.
Piedmont, Italy, is famous for its Barolo and Barbaresco wines.

Usage tips
Neutral
Wine production, Italian regions, cultural heritage
noun
A geographical term referring to a region lying at the base of mountains, typically characterized by rolling hills or gentle slopes.
The Piedmont region is well-known for its vineyards and agriculture.

Usage tips
Neutral
Geographical features, fertile lands, mountain bases
noun
A specific region in Italy known for its wine production, agriculture, and cultural heritage.
Piedmont, Italy, is famous for its Barolo and Barbaresco wines.

Usage tips
Neutral
Wine production, Italian regions, cultural heritage
Definition 1 of 2

Context
Use 'piedmont' to describe specific areas related to geography.
'The Piedmont of North Carolina is known for its biological diversity.'
Cultural Reference
Though originally Italian, the term is widely applicable in various regions.
'The Piedmont region influences cultural practices, from food to architecture.'
Geological Context
When discussing land formation, 'piedmont' indicates a transitional area.
'Geologists study the sediment deposits in piedmont zones.'
Context
Use 'piedmont' to describe specific areas related to geography.
'The Piedmont of North Carolina is known for its biological diversity.'
Cultural Reference
Though originally Italian, the term is widely applicable in various regions.
'The Piedmont region influences cultural practices, from food to architecture.'
Geological Context
When discussing land formation, 'piedmont' indicates a transitional area.
'Geologists study the sediment deposits in piedmont zones.'
Context
Use 'piedmont' to describe specific areas related to geography.
'The Piedmont of North Carolina is known for its biological diversity.'
Cultural Reference
Though originally Italian, the term is widely applicable in various regions.
'The Piedmont region influences cultural practices, from food to architecture.'
Geological Context
When discussing land formation, 'piedmont' indicates a transitional area.
'Geologists study the sediment deposits in piedmont zones.'
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