downslope

English

Etymology

From down +‎ slope.

Adjective

downslope (not generally comparable, comparative further downslope or farther downslope, superlative furthest downslope or farthest downslope)

  1. In a direction down a slope.
    Synonym: downhill
    Antonyms: uphill, upslope

Adverb

downslope (not generally comparable, comparative further downslope or farther downslope, superlative furthest downslope or farthest downslope)

  1. Down a slope.
    Synonym: downhill
    Antonyms: uphill, upslope

Noun

downslope (plural downslopes)

  1. A descent or declivity.
    Synonym: downhill
    Antonyms: uphill, upslope

See also

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