Low-lying (adjective)

Describing land, areas, or buildings that are located at or close to a low elevation above sea level.

Origin:

Low-lying is a compound word, derived from the adjective 'low' and the verb 'to lie'.

Examples:

1. The city was built on low-lying ground and is prone to flooding during heavy rains.
2. The low-lying island nation is at risk of being submerged due to rising sea levels.
3. The low-lying areas along the river delta are rich in fertile soil and agriculture.
4. The low-lying mountain range is characterized by rolling hills and scenic valleys.
5. The low-lying building was designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape.