slope
1 of 2verb/sloʊp/
Forms:slopes,sloping,sloped,sloped
1
to incline or slant in a particular direction
- The mountain road sloped steeply upward, making it challenging for the cyclists to ascend.
- The landscaper designed the garden to slope gently, allowing for proper drainage.
- The architect ensured that the roof sloped effectively to facilitate rainwater runoff.
- The picturesque hillside sloped toward the river, offering a breathtaking view of the flowing water.
- Due to the hilly terrain, the driveway sloped steeply, requiring careful driving to navigate safely.