Valley ˈvæli River Noun Cows Grazing Peacefully Fertile

• in the valley below cows were grazing peacefully.
• the fertile soils of river valleys
• a stream runs the length of the valley floor.
• the shenandoah valley

valley

1. an area of low land between hills or mountains, often with a river flowing through it; the land that a river flows through
• SEE ALSO hanging valley
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• In the valley below cows were grazing peacefully.
• the fertile soils of river valleys
• A stream runs the length of the valley floor.
• the Shenandoah Valley
• the valley of the Nile
• a small town set in a valley
• The cottage was in a wooded valley.
• The road climbs up the side of the valley.

Extra Examples

• A large cloud filled the valley and obscured vision.
• The castle is situated on a hill overlooking a valley.
• The rivers Rhône and Rhine rise here and form broad valleys.
• a high hill that dominates the mineral-rich valleys of this region
• a valley surrounded by mountains

Word Origin

• Middle English: from Old French valee, based on Latin vallis, valles; compare with vale.