ridgetop
5.5
On the top of a long narrow hill or mountain
- adjective
- /ˈrɪdʒˌtɑp/
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de la cima de la cresta
- Hikers enjoyed a cool breeze as they walked along the ridgetop trail at sunrise.
Examples
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The cabin offered stunning views from its ridgetop location overlooking the valley below.
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Wildflowers bloomed in abundance across the ridgetop meadows each spring.
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A ridgetop cabin offers solitude.
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Did you visit the ridgetop park yesterday?
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The cabin offered stunning views from its ridgetop location overlooking the valley below.
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Hikers enjoyed a cool breeze as they walked along the ridgetop trail at sunrise.
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Wildflowers bloomed in abundance across the ridgetop meadows each spring.
Surface Forms
ridgetop positive
Morphology
Etymology
Ridgetop used as an adjective comes from the same parts ridge and top, meaning 'on the top of a ridge'. So a ridgetop cabin or trail is one that sits on the highest part of the ridge.
