A depression that receives more water then is we will exist as a stream for a long period of time

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Anvisha [2.4K]3 years ago

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The answer is the lake.

A lake is a large expanse of terrestrial water, consisting of streams that are linked to the lake. Although some dimensions of some salt-water lakes are considered island seas; they are therefore distinct from the lagoons, and are larger and deeper than the ponds, while remaining a water body by definition.

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