Ledge
Ledge noun - A projecting ridge on a mountain or submerged under water.
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Synonyms for Ledge
Shallow and ledge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shallow" instead a noun "Ledge".
Nearby Word: ledger
Shallow
Both words in one sentence
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Frederic looks like he's walking on water, but he's actually walking in very shallow water... until he steps off a ledge and falls in.
Source: Film / The Pirate Movie -
Also, it has Simon failing to jump over a pretty shallow ledge, instead getting stopped in his tracks entirely by it.
Source: Creator / Ultimate Sidemen -
Fear Is the Appropriate Response: Jessica when she wakes the morning after a heavy storm to find that she had rolled off a cliff and landed on a small, shallow ledge in the center of it, alone, in an uninhabited mountain range.
Source: Film / The Man from Snowy River
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