Pronunciation: /dɪˈklɪvɪtəs/
adjective A term used to describe a slope or incline that is steep or sloping downwards.
A1 The path leading to the beach is declivitous, so be careful when walking down.
A2 The hikers struggled to climb the declivitous mountain, but they eventually made it to the top.
B1 The declivitous terrain made it challenging for the cyclists to pedal uphill.
B2 The declivitous slope of the ski slope provided an exhilarating challenge for advanced skiers.
C1 The declivitous cliffs of the canyon offered breathtaking views for those brave enough to hike along the edge.
C2 The declivitous descent of the roller coaster left riders with an adrenaline rush unlike any other.
formal The declivitous slope made it difficult to climb the mountain.
informal The hill was so steep, it was almost declivitous.
slang I nearly wiped out trying to skateboard down that declivitous street.
figurative The company's profits took a declivitous turn after the scandal.
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