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Generally the speed at which the objects travel and the conclusion of the movement. A creep is an almost unnoticed, slow or gradual approach. It allows for the movement to be contained if necessary. A landslide can be a sudden falling of rock or any other detritus on or from a steep slope and is a dangerous occurrence. It can overwhelm whatever lies in its path.

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whats the difference between a landslip and a landslide

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Landslides come down in tiny particles whereas slumps come down in one large land mass.

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A landslide goes down a steep slope and mudslide goes down gentle slopes.

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they are diffrent words

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