ALL meanings of uphill
up·hill
U u - adverb uphill up a slope 1
- abbreviation UPHILL upward 1
- adjective uphill going upward 1
- adjective uphill difficult, tiring 1
- adverb uphill up or as if up the slope of a hill or other incline; upward: The soldiers marched uphill. Water does not run uphill without assistance. 1
- adjective uphill going or tending upward on or as if on a hill: an uphill road. 1
- adjective uphill at a high place or point: an uphill village. 1
- adjective uphill laboriously fatiguing or difficult: an uphill struggle to become wealthy. 1
- noun uphill a rising terrain; ascent. 1
- adverb uphill If something or someone is uphill or is moving uphill, they are near the top of a hill or are going up a slope. 0
- adverb uphill Uphill is also an adjective. 0
- adjective uphill If you refer to something as an uphill struggle or an uphill battle, you mean that it requires a great deal of effort and determination, but it should be possible to achieve it. 0
- adjective uphill inclining, sloping, or leading upwards 0
- adjective uphill requiring arduous and protracted effort 0
- adverb uphill up an incline or slope; upwards 0
- adverb uphill against difficulties 0
- noun uphill a rising incline; ascent 0
- adverb uphill toward the top of a hill or incline; upward 0
- adverb uphill with difficulty; laboriously 0
- adjective uphill going or sloping up; rising 0
- adjective uphill calling for prolonged effort; laborious 0
- adjective uphill located on high ground 0
- noun uphill a sloping rise or ascent 0