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Definition of declivity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyRare downward slope or inclinationRare
- The declivity of the hill made it difficult to climb.
2.
insectTECH. inward curve of an insect's exoskeletonTECH.
- The beetle's declivity was noticeable between its segments.
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downward slope or inclination
Origin of declivity
Latin, declivitas (a sloping downward)
Examples of declivity in a sentence
The declivity was perfect for sledding. The declivity was crucial for the insect's movement. Researchers studied the declivity under a microscope.
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- French:pente, déclivité, ...
- German:Abhang, Krümmung, ...
- Italian:pendenza, declività, ...
- Spanish:pendiente, declividad, ...
- Portuguese:declive, declividade, ...
- Chinese:坡度, 内曲面, ...
- Japanese:下り坂, 内曲線, ...
- Arabic:اِنْحِدار, انحناء داخلي, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁפּוּעַ, עִקּוּל, ...
- Russian:склон, скат, ...
- Ukrainian:нахил, кривизна, ...
- Hindi:ढलान, डिक्लिविटी, ...
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