I was writing a report for an assignment and found myself wanting to write the following sentence.

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> The resulting landscape shows more *relief*.
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In Dutch, "relief" only has the French meaning (cf. *le relief*) related to geography so it came natural to me. Then I realized that "relief" in English also (and probably mostly) refers to the feeling. I double checked if it could even be used with the French meaning and found this: <https://www.thoughtco.com/relief-geography-definition-1434845>.

My question is whether the sentence above makes sense or is there an other word I should use instead to describe the "non-flatness" of the landscape?

Additionaly, is the word pronounced differently when using it with its meaning in French?