declivity
noun (plural declivities)
Everyday
A declivity is a slope going down, a downward slant of the ground, such as a hill or a bank. tree →
In the lessons
in the tales, heroes come to the edge of a declivity and see a lake below
Examples
- They climbed down the steep declivity to the lake. tree →
- The road ran along the declivity. tree →
- The sheep ran down the declivity. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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