Definitions

tor

[tawr] / tɔr /

NOUN

hill

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bluff cliff dune highland hillside hilltop ridge slope

STRONG

acclivity ascent butte climb down drift elevation eminence esker fell gradient headland heap height hillock hummock inclination incline knoll mesa mound mount precipice prominence promontory protuberance range rise shock stack summit talus upland

WEAK

rising ground

Antonyms

STRONG

bottom decline depression nadir

WEAK

canyon ditch gully

NOUN

mountain

Synonyms

STRONGEST

alp bluff butte cliff crag elevation eminence height mesa mount palisade peak pike precipice range ridge sierra volcano

STRONG

abundance drift glob heap hump mass mound pile stack ton

Antonyms

STRONG

depression

WEAK

crevasse valley

NOUN

prominence

Synonyms

STRONGEST

eminence height

STRONG

bulge bump cliff conspicuousness crag crest elevation headland jutting mound pinnacle projection promontory protrusion protuberance rise spur swelling

WEAK

conspicuity high point markedness

Antonyms

STRONGEST

unimportance

STRONG

bottom depression nadir

WEAK

obscurity

Example Sentences

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Your traffic is then bounced through several random Tor nodes in various countries until the last node in the chain decrypts and sends it to its final destination.

From Salon • Jun. 2, 2026

Plus, it supports multihop and Tor over VPN, where ExpressVPN does not.

From Salon • Mar. 27, 2026

A full moon rises over Glastonbury Tor in Somerset, England.

From BBC • Feb. 28, 2026

The closing credits display a CIA address on Tor, an anonymizing network.

From The Wall Street Journal • Feb. 13, 2026

“I mean...I’d like it if all of you started using Tor, maybe set up some two-factor authentication on your devices, took some steps to protect your own privacy.”

From "Anger Is a Gift" by Mark Oshiro

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