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slope
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slope
noun
/sloʊp/
slogan
Sloppy
Meaning
a surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another; a slanting surface or line
an inclined surface; a piece of ground that is not level
Example Sentences
The children rolled down the grassy
slope
.
We walked up the steep
slope
of the mountain.
Example Expressions
downhill slope
Synonyms
incline, gradient, hill, rise, tilt, ramp
Entry 1
incline, gradient, hill, rise, tilt
Entry 2
incline, gradient, hill, ramp
Antonyms
flat, level, plateau
Entry 1
flat, level, plateau
Entry 2
flat, level, plateau
Collocations
steep slope, gentle slope, upward slope, downward slope, ski slope
Entry 1
steep slope, gentle slope, upward slope, downward slope
Entry 2
steep slope, gentle slope, ski slope
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