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Definition of steeply - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
angleat a sharp angle or gradient
- The road climbs steeply up the mountain side..
2.
increasewith a sharp or significant increase
- Prices have risen steeply this year.
Origin of steeply
Old English, steap (high, lofty)
Terms with steeply included in their meaning
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sharp descent
descend sharply or steeply
steep descent
descending steeply or sharply downward
prices numbers
increase or rise very quickly and steeply
aircraft movement
suddenly move downward very fast and steeply
movement
abruptly or steeply
physical
suddenly fall or drop steeply
military
aircraft made to drop bombs while diving steeply
direction
steeply or perpendicularly
landscape
rising steeply with a flat or rounded front
roof
having steeply sloping sides
aviation
descend steeply with the nose pointing down
sudden climb
climb suddenly and steeply
terrain
sloping down rather steeply
aircraft maneuver
make an aircraft dive steeply, often using engine power
sports
high kick in rugby causing the ball to ascend steeply and descend
aviation maneuver
turn an aircraft sharply after climbing steeply
Examples of steeply in a sentence
The roof sloped steeply, making it hard to climb. The company's profits increased steeply last quarter. The graph shows sales climbing steeply in December.
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- French:à pic, fortement, ...
- German:steil, stark, ...
- Italian:ripidamente, bruscamente, ...
- Spanish:empinadamente, drásticamente, ...
- Portuguese:acentuadamente, drasticamente, ...
- Chinese:陡峭地, 大幅, ...
- Japanese:急に, 急激に, ...
- Arabic:بِانْحِدَارٍ شَدِيد, بِشَكْلٍ حاد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּתְלִילוּת, בְּחַדּוּת, ...
- Russian:круто, резко, ...
- Ukrainian:круто, різко, ...
- Hindi:तीखे ढंग से, तेजी से, ...
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