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hilliness

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hill·y  (hl)
adj. hill·i·er, hill·i·est
1. Having many hills.
2. Similar to a hill; steep.

hilli·ness n.
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Noun1.hilliness - the quality of being hilly; "the hilliness of West Virginia"
ruggedness - the quality of being topologically uneven; "the ruggedness of the mountains"
Translations
hilliness [ˈhɪlɪnɪs] Nlo montañoso
hilliness
nHügeligkeit f; (higher) → Bergigkeit f; the hilliness of the terraindas hügelige or (higher) → bergige Gelände


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A less talented gardener might have been daunted at the outset by the sheer hilliness of the property.
Widening the road to accommodate shoulders and flattening the east-west portion to eliminate the hilliness that hinders drivers from seeing oncoming cars.
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