peneplain
/ˈpiːnɪplɛɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A flat or nearly flat area of land formed by the erosion of a plateau.
“The geologist explained that the region was a peneplain formed by millions of years of water flow.”
2. noun
A plain or low-lying area of land that has been shaped by erosion or other geological processes.
“The landscape of the peneplain was dotted with small lakes and meandering streams.”