Pronunciation: /əˈklɪvɪtəs/
adjective having an upward slope; ascending
A1 The path up the hill was acclivitous, making it difficult for the children to climb.
A2 She struggled to walk up the acclivitous slope with her heavy backpack.
B1 The acclivitous terrain required hikers to use trekking poles for stability.
B2 The acclivitous road to the summit offered stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
C1 The acclivitous nature of the mountain made it a challenging but rewarding climb for experienced hikers.
C2 The acclivitous ascent to the peak tested the climbers' endurance and determination.
formal The hikers struggled to climb the acclivitous mountain slope.
informal That hill is so steep, it's practically acclivitous!
slang I can't believe we have to hike up this acclivitous trail.
figurative The company's profits have been on an acclivitous trajectory.
acclivited
acclivitouses
more acclivitous
most acclivitous
acclivits
will acclivit
have acclivited
is accliviting
acclivitous
acclivitous
to acclivit
accliviting
accliviting