"mountainousness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1808, Allan Ramsay, “An Inquiry into the Propriety of the Rules Prescribed for Pastoral Poetry”, in The Gentle Shepherd, a Pastoral Comedy; with Illustrations of the Scenary: […], volume 1, Edinburgh, page 182",
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        "The quality of being mountainous."
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          "sense": "a mountainous condition",
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          "word": "état montagneux"
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