Declivity (noun)

A slope or downward incline, especially one leading to a lower level or place.

Origin:

The word 'declivity' is derived from the latin word 'declivis' meaning 'sloping down'. it refers to a slope or downward incline, especially one leading to a lower level or place.

Examples:

1. The declivity of the mountain made it difficult for climbers to ascend.
2. The declivity of the road was steep and slippery in the rain.
3. The declivity of the garden was perfect for growing strawberries.
4. The declivity provided a natural drainage for the streams.
5. The declivity was used by the water mill to generate power.