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Meanings of hillock in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hill"
Examples for "hill"
1
Level: Demanding -850m of ascent means previous hill-walkingexperience is required.
2
Tell me... have you also seen the new construction encircling the hill?'
3
The building stood in the moonlight on the crest of the hill.
4
Demong eventually decided to pop the question following Thursday's individual hill competition.
5
He said: I saw a river of people rushing down the hill.
Usage of hillock in English
1
A shout went up in answer from the group on the hillock.
2
He went back to the hillock on the edge of the trees.
3
After ten minutes, Molene stopped at the base of a truncated hillock.
4
The two Indians stepped upon the hillock and gazed under their hands.
5
A MAN in buckskins sat upon the top of a little hillock.
6
At the outer end of the tunnel is formed a little hillock.
7
Then she sat down on a hillock and wept in her hands.
8
The fire was built on a hillock that rose above the flood.
9
Jebri Fort stands on a steep hillock about fifty feet in height.
10
A soft, sliding hillock of sand lay directly in front of them.
11
So they remained on their hillock and continued to watch the troops.
12
Ruuqo and Rissa led us to the top of a breezy hillock.
13
They were still sitting on the hillock where I had left them.
14
Together we managed to right the car which was on a hillock.
15
So Pahom hurriedly dug a hole, and turned straight towards the hillock.
16
Presently they topped a little hillock, and looked down into the park.
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Hillock through the time
Hillock across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common