inclinedhill

noun
UK /ɪnˈklaɪnd hɪl/
US /ɪnˈklaɪnd hɪl/

A hill that slopes to one side instead of being flat.

The children rolled their ball down the inclined hill.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A piece of ground that rises at an angle, often used for sledding or biking.

We rode our bikes up the inclined hill and coasted back down.

3. A tilted surface in a garden or park that can make walking or playing harder.

The inclined hill in the park was too steep for the little kids to climb.

4. A natural rise in the land that leans rather than stands straight.

From the top of the inclined hill, we could see the whole town.