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Is complete reduction of relief of a high land mass possible?

No, complete reduction of relief of a high land mass is not possible. It may be reduced to a great extent but total reduction is not possible. For example Hills and valleys are reduced to plains by the geomorphic agents but total reduction is not possible.


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