Flat
Flat adjective - Being neither more nor less than a certain amount, number, or extent.
Both words in one sentence
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Pittsburgh lies within the Appalachian Mountains and is notorious for its hilly terrain, but the show was filmed in the rather flat Toronto.
Source: Series / Queer as Folk -
The world is "mostly flat with some hilly and mountainous areas" but the cities themselves feature solid houses and walls that are climbable and the dungeons just revel in the fact that you can cross over your own path on three or four different levels.
- Anything north and west of Munich (which mostly is flat planes) is filled wit with working-class apartment blocks, main roads and industrial parks, while the south and east (much more hilly and extending to the alps) feature all the more affluent suburbs, hamlets and commercial settlements.
Source: Urban Segregation
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