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(1) A downward slope or bend.
(2) Slope.
(1) A thickly wooded declivity
(2) When he walked, he walked as though he went down a declivity .
(3) The Brahmaputra River, one of the great rivers of the world, pours down from Tibet, in a steep declivity , into Assam, down toward Bangladesh and the Bay of Bengal.
(4) Set in the Catskill Mountains, the canvas's foreground depicts a logged-over declivity through which runs a thin trickle of water that carries the viewer's eye toward a farmhouse barely visible in the shadows.
(5) A hundred metres to the north is an ancient cairn/wind shelter sitting on the edge of the declivity which leads to Scope End.
(6) Hours later, I found the pass at over 18,000 feet, a sharp declivity between two minor summits.
(7) Their private apartment rising to a two-storey townhouse overlooking the golf course and encompassing vistas that include the Nephin mountains and a gradual declivity of agricultural land that snuggles in the Moy estuary.
(8) The landform along Neitung creek is also very complex and declivitous .
(9) To get from the police post to the crater you descend the declivitous wall of the old volcano, with its layers of hardened lava at the top and scree at the bottom.
(10) She had been climbing up the declivitous trail for hours and had lost her footing more than once, so the safety of a relatively flat expanse was welcome indeed.
(11) The 32-metre-high Margit Lookout located in the settlement provides a magnificent panorama of the declivitous landscape.
(12) Elevated mounds, with steep declivitous sides, are found in places, rising abruptly out of the midst of a plain, to considerable heights.
decline
fall
descent
downslope
declension
declination
acclivity
ascent
rise
uphill
Ascent