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acclivated

acclivated adjective: upward-sloping.

Adjective

acclivated (comparative more acclivated, superlative most acclivated)

  1. Upward-sloping.
    • […] for, where where the ground is wet, and the ridges acclivated, the horses are yoked in a line […]1832, The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia, volume 1, page 238
    • […] the E.T.A. hilltop overlooking on one side, east, historic Commonwealth Avenue's acclivated migration out of the squalor of lower Brighton […]1996, David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest […], Boston, Mass.; New York, N.Y.: Little, Brown and Company, →ISBN, page 241

Forms of acclivated

comparativemore acclivated
superlativemost acclivated

Questions about acclivated

What does acclivated mean?
Acclivated means upward-sloping.
What part of speech is acclivated?
Acclivated is an adjective.

Words near acclivated in the dictionary

  1. acclimator
  2. acclimators
  3. acclimatory
  4. acclimature
  5. acclinate
  6. acclivated
  7. acclive
  8. acclivities
  9. acclivitous
  10. acclivity
  11. acclivous

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