Term: Big Cave

Definition

A big cave is a large naturally formed underground chamber, typically found in geographic regions that boast karst topography.

Senses

1. Sense: Geographic

   Big Cave (noun) - A cavernous space within the Earth's surface, characterized by significant size and formed through geological processes such as erosion or dissolution of soluble rocks.

   Sample Sentence: The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, USA, is considered one of the largest known big caves in the world.

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