hillside
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- noun
- /ˈhɪlˌsaɪd/
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ladera
- The children loved playing on the hillside where they could run freely among the wildflowers.
- a steep hillside
- a hillside overlooking
- a covered hillside
And they're like, you showed a sliver of the hillside through the bathroom in your last video.
- And they're like, you showed a sliver of the hillside through the bathroom in your last video.
- It it was the floors were staggered down a steep hillside.
- So usually some of the heroin that's being grown in the hillsides out there weird phenomenon happened.
- I was driving up today from San Diego and the wildflowers on the hillsides are just beautiful this year.
- Well, this is on the hillside, on the on the slope, so and so, yeah, so that.
- So I get up, go to the bathroom, which is where we have a window to the entire hillside.
- So I lay down to go to sleep and I wake up and I look up on this hillside and I say that looks just like a landed flying saucer.
- The hillside, the wall of stones, the dead asking to be set free, some of them picking away at the wall of stones.
Examples
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The fawns browsed the shreds of dry grass on the hillside, while the doe tested the air.
Fiction book (1990) -
In fact, it has less natural productivity than the fertile hillsides of the central region.
Academic text (1997) -
So we sent out a camera over and over, and we got back photos of the same location, a hillside with trees.
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Climb right up on the hillside, a different view of my life.
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The burned surface of the hillside began to turn itself over and disappear.
Fiction book (1991) -
"Grant turned and saw two children coming down the hillside, led by Ed Regis.
Fiction book (1990) -
The school is on a hillside above the white clapboard houses of the nearby town.
Fiction book (1992) -
But the crutch was useless on a steep hillside of deep grass and snow.
Fiction book (1990) -
They were standing on a hillside high over Alicante, and below them, the city was burning.
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To the family's astonishment, the entire hillside garden of several acres had vanished.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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The sloping area of a hill or mountain
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1.4
A part of land that goes up or down like the side of a hill
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1.9
A side of a mountain that slopes down
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4.2
A sloping surface that connects different levels
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4.9
A sloping side of a hill
A slope of a hill or mountain
A slope that goes up
Antonyms
How Steep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hillside is simply the words hill and side joined together, so it literally means the 'side' of a 'hill'. That's why a hillside is the sloping ground you see going down from the top of a hill.