uphill
- adverb
- /ˌʌpˈhɪl/
- The next morning, we visited Ham Rong Park, located a few hundred steps uphill from our hotel.
- walk uphill
He wants a level field because he can't walk uphill and the bone spurs.
- He wants a level field because he can't walk uphill and the bone spurs.
- Pushing a sled, dragging a sled, sprinting uphill, swimming, these things like that are going to be good.
- Because as the world warms, species ranges are assumed to move uphill.
- But then in this situation, when I let it go and it goes uphill, now the center of mass is here.
- So it's a single speed with a big chain ring up front, small and you can't go at top speed downhill, but you have to go hard uphill.
- They would walk uphill both ways to work in the snow.
- Three hills there and back six times we're going uphill.
- It tends to go uphill, but if it's going downhill, it tends to hesitate.
Examples
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Then he started to jog, heading uphill without varying his direction.
Fiction book (1994) -
They would walk uphill both ways to work in the snow.
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If I turn left here and start walking uphill, then eventually I will come to somewhere I recognize.
Fiction book (1993) -
We needed to hurry, and so we began to climb uphill, our load growing heavier at every step.
Fiction book (1993) -
The men left the bunker and headed uphill, straight for the trees.
Fiction book (2001) -
Moving through the panorama are two small figures on a hiking trail, traveling uphill on a ridge.
Fiction book (2001) -
The hikers trudged uphill for hours until they reached the mountain summit.
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I enjoy riding my bike uphill when the weather is nice and the sun is shining.
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After a long day of work, I took the steep path uphill to my house.
Synonyms
In a higher place or moving to a higher level
Moves toward a higher place, level, or amount
Pointing or moving toward something higher
In the direction going up a hill or slope
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Uphill is made from up and hill, which you can read as 'toward the top'. So when it describes how you move, it means moving in an upward direction on a slope.