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dale

[deyl] / deɪl /


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O’Connor leans heavily into that fusing of the inner and natural worlds: There’s lots of twirling about in “Emily,” often amid drenching rainstorms while cavorting on those aforementioned dales.

From Washington Post

Having gone uphill, they are heading down dale at velocity.

From The Guardian

The winds will whistle down the valleys, which we call the dales, and even if the temperature is kind of reasonable, it will feel a lot colder.

From New York Times

Complete strangers took to the hills and dales between the mansions and horse estates of the surrounding towns to find Gizmo.

From Seattle Times

These so-called germ cells have to move over embryonic hill and dale to get to the appropriate destination.

From Scientific American