An uplift is a hill , a mountain , or change in the usual high-tide mark.
mountains hills things like that
Tasman was viewing the west coast of the South Island of New Zealand when he wrote A great land uplifted high. He was referring to the Southern Alps.
The feature indicating that Point Reyes has recently been uplifted is the presence of marine terraces, which are flat, elevated surfaces that were once sea level beaches. These terraces demonstrate a history of tectonic activity, where the land has risen, causing former shorelines to be displaced above current sea levels. Additionally, the presence of geological fault lines in the area supports the idea of recent uplift due to tectonic movements.
A plateau.
When a large flat land is uplifted, various landforms can be created such as plateaus, mountains, or fault-block mountains depending on the type and degree of geological activity. The process of uplift can result in the formation of elevated areas with flat or gently sloping surfaces.
a mountain
I think it is called a plateau
Elevated marine terrace would indicate that the land had been uplifted, while a tombolo would suggest that sea level had fallen. An estuary is a semi-enclosed coastal body of water where rivers meet the sea, and a sea stack is a tall, vertical column of rock in the sea.
Mesas are formed by weathering and erosion of horizontally layered rocks that have been uplifted by tectonic activity.
compression
The entire coastal region of the UAE is an uplifted sea floor - hence the saline soil and marine deposits along the coastal areas
The highest kind of land is typically referred to as a plateau or a mountain. Mountains are elevated landforms that rise significantly above their surroundings, often with steep slopes and peaks. Plateaus, while also high, are flat or gently rolling areas that have been uplifted but generally do not reach the same peak elevation as mountains. Both types of land are characterized by their altitude relative to sea level.