sidehill
6.3
On the sloping side of a hill
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪdˌhɪl/
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ladera
- A narrow sidehill path wound its way through the forest.
Examples
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Farmers often plant crops on sidehill fields to make use of sloped land.
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The sidehill trail was steep and narrow.
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The cabin was built on a sidehill to provide a view of the valley below.
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They built a cabin on the sidehill overlooking the valley.
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The cabin was built on a sidehill to provide a view of the valley below.
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Farmers often plant crops on sidehill fields to make use of sloped land.
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A narrow sidehill path wound its way through the forest.
How Sloped
Surface Forms
sidehill positive
Morphology
Etymology
Sidehill comes from the simple parts side ('the edge or part beside something') and hill ('a small raised area'), so it describes something that is set along the side of a hill or slope.