peneplain
noun
pe·ne·plain ˈpē-ni-ˌplān 
ˈpe-
ˈpe- variants or less commonly peneplane
: a land surface of considerable area and slight relief shaped by erosion
Word History
Etymology
Latin paene, pene almost + English plain or plane
First Known Use
1889, in the meaning defined above
- lord president of the council
- lord presidents
- lord privy seal
- lord proprietary
- lord proprietor
- Lord Protector of the Commonwealth
- lord provost
- lord rector
- lord register
- lord spiritual
- lord steward of the household
- lord temporal
- lord treasurer
- lord trier
- Lord's day
- Lord's Prayer
- lord's room
- Lord's Supper
- Lord's table
- lord-and-lady
- lord-in-waiting
- lorded
- lorded (it over)
- lorded it over
- lording