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Meaning of ridge
The primary meaning of the word "ridge" is a long, narrow elevation of land or a raised edge or strip, typically forming a boundary or a divide.
Etymology of ridge
The word "ridge" comes from Old English "hrycg", which referred to the back or spine of an animal, and is related to the Old Norse "hryggr", meaning "back" or "ridge"
The word has been used in English since the 9th century to refer to a long, narrow elevation of land, and its meaning has expanded over time to include other senses, such as a raised edge or strip
Synonyms
Definitions
- A long, narrow elevation of land, typically forming a boundary or a divide between two areas
- * A raised edge or strip, especially one that is narrow compared to its length
- * A long, narrow, raised part of a roof, especially one that is at the top
Usage Examples
- The mountain ridge offered breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape
- * The roof of the house had a distinctive ridge running along its length
- * The farmer plowed the field, following the ridge that marked the boundary between his land and his neighbor's