Definition

A deep, narrow valley or basin, often found on the side of a hill.

Example

The hikers enjoyed the beautiful scenery as they walked through the combe.

Conversation

Have you ever hiked through that beautiful combe near the village?

No, I haven't, but I've heard it's stunning.

You should definitely check it out; the views from the top of the combe are amazing!

I’ll have to plan a trip soon; it sounds like a perfect getaway.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Combe** → The word 'combe' originates from Old English 'cumb', meaning a small valley or hollow. It refers specifically to a small, secluded valley or a hollow in the landscape.

Memory Tip

Picture a small, secluded valley or hollow in the landscape — that's what 'combe' means.

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