Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
steep-sided
adjective
/stiːp-ˈsaɪdɪd/

Definition
Having steep or sharply inclined sides, often referring to geographical features like cliffs or hills.

Examples
- The mountain had steep-sided cliffs that made it difficult to climb.
- The steep-sided valley was filled with lush greenery and a small river.
- During the hike, we came across a steep-sided ravine.

Meaning
The term ‘steep-sided’ is used to describe something that has a noticeable and significant incline or slope.

Synonyms
- abrupt
- precipitous
- sheer
- steep