sidehill
- noun
- /ˈsaɪdˌhɪl/
- We hiked up the sidehill to reach the viewpoint.
- steep sidehill
- sidehill lie
- sidehill putt
Examples
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The hiker carefully approached the sidehill to avoid slipping on the loose gravel.
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The sheep wandered up the sidehill to find fresh grass.
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After the rain, the sidehill became slippery and difficult to climb.
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Wildflowers covered the sidehill in bright colors during spring.
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The sidehill was steep and covered in grass.
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Golfers often struggle with sidehill lies because they require precise adjustments to maintain balance.
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As the sun set, the view from the sidehill revealed a breathtaking panorama of the valley below.
Synonyms
The sloping area of a hill or mountain
A part of land that goes up or down like the side of a hill
A side of a mountain that slopes down
A sloping surface that connects different levels
A slope of a hill or mountain
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Etymology
Sidehill comes from the words side ('the slope or edge beside something') and hill ('a small raised area'), so it simply names the slope or side of a hill.