Meanings of gentle acclivity in English

The space which separates the park from the château, and which forms a gentle acclivity, is planted with vines.

They dismounted at the beginning of a gentle acclivity, where an ancient wagon-road, now grass-grown, rose smooth as a glacis.

Between these two suburbs the ground rose in a gentle acclivity to the summit of the ranges of hills called Epipolae.

Valenciennes stretches down a gentle acclivity into the level plain, being built on a site as strong as it is delightful.

Behind the church, and sloping up a gentle acclivity, was its capacious burying-ground, in which slept the earliest fathers of this rural neighborhood.

The country every where rises into gentle acclivities, which are generally covered with extensive woods, and the towns are situated in the intermediate valleys.

I soon reached what had once been bagnios, and a little farther on, in a kind of valley between two gentle acclivities, the amphitheatre.