Synonyms for Rising grounds:
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n.
• hill
- Butte
, - Esker
, - acclivity
, - ascent
, - bluff
, - cliff
, - climb
, - down
, - drift
, - dune
, - elevation
, - eminence
, - fell
, - gradient
, - headland
, - heap
, - height
, - highland
, - hillock
, - hillside
, - hilltop
, - hummock
, - inclination
, - incline
, - knoll
, - mesa
, - mound
, - mount
, - precipice
, - prominence
, - promontory
, - protuberance
, - range
, - ridge
, - rise
, - rising ground
, - shock
, - slope
, - stack
, - summit
, - talus
, - tor
, - upland
.
• rise
• slope
- abruptness
, - bank
, - bend
, - bevel
, - bias
, - cant
, - declination
, - declivity
, - deflection
, - descent
, - deviation
, - diagonal
, - downgrade
, - hill
, - lean
, - leaning
, - obliqueness
, - obliquity
, - pitch
, - ramp
, - shelf
, - skew
, - steepness
, - swag
, - sway
, - tip
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What are the hypernyms for Rising grounds?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for rising grounds?
The antonyms for the term "rising grounds" would be "descending flatlands" or "falling valleys". Instead of referring to the land as being elevated or increasing in height, these antonyms suggest a decrease in elevation or a flat terrain. Other antonyms may include "lowlands", "marshlands", or "swamps" which all indicate a lower elevation or a marshy, wet terrain. These opposing terms are important to consider when describing geographic features or landscapes as they provide a clear contrast in both meaning and visual imagery.
What are the antonyms for Rising grounds?
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