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incline away

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incline away (from someone or something)
to lean or slope away from someone or something. I inclined away from her to avoid her alcohol breath. The land inclined away from the house.
See also: away, incline


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Turn left and walk up the slight incline away from the garden centre entrance for about 23 metres until you see a footpath sign, this time on the other side of the road.
Crossmaglen is notorious as a 'defender's pitch' and with a gradual incline away from the town the scores are heavily weighted towards one end.
 
 
 
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