| Definition of 'steepness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) abruptness, precipitousness, steepness
the property possessed by a slope that is very steep
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| Definition of 'steepness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) steepness
quality or state of being steep; precipitous declivity; as, the steepnessof a hill or a roof
2. (noun) steepness
height; loftiness
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Sense: (of a price asked or demand made) unreasonable or too great
He wants rather a steep price for his house, doesn't he?; That's a bit steep!
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 Afrikaans: steilheid |
 Arabic: شِدَّة الإنْحِدار، إرْتِف |
 Bulgarian: стръмнина |
 Brazilian: grau de inclinação |
 Czech: příkrost |
 German: die Steilheit |
 Danish: stejlhed; voldsomhed |
 Greek: απότομη κλίση |
 Estonian: äkilisus |
 Farsi: سراشيبي |
 Finnish: jyrkkyys |
 French: pente (raide) |
 Hebrew: תְּלִילוּת |
 Hindi: ढलान |
 Croatian: strmost |
 Hungarian: meredekség |
 Indonesian: keterjalan |
 Icelandic: bratti |
 Italian: ripidezza |
 Japanese: 険しさ |
 Korean: 가파름 |
 Lithuanian: statumas |
 Latvian: stāvums |
 Malay: kecuraman |
 Dutch: steilheid |
 Norwegian: det som er bratt/drøyt |
 Polish: stromizna |
 Persian: سراشيبي |
 Pashto: ستوغوالى |
 Portuguese: grau de inclinação |
 Romanian: povârniş |
 Russian: крутизна |
 Slovak: príkrosť |
 Slovenian: strmost |
 Serbian: strmost |
 Swedish: branthet |
 Thai: ความสูงชัน |
 Turkish: diklik |
 Taiwanese: 陡度，險峻 |
 Ukrainian: стрімкість |
 Urdu: عمودی بلندی یا ڈھلان |
 Vietnamese: sự, độ dốc |
 Chinese: 陡度，险峻 |
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