adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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area
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These conditions are best met in low-lying areas that were once marshland, and which still lie above a plentiful water table.
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So far, only 92, 000 people, mostly volunteers from low-lying areas , have been resettled.
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With about half of the world's population living in low-lying areas the impact of a significant sea-level rise will be enormous.
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Avoid low-lying areas , which stay cold and damp longer.
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Badly drained and low-lying areas are best avoided.
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Crocker said he expects only low-lying areas with few if any structures in Mayville to get flooded.
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Even 10 feet, which isn't likely, would put water only on low-lying areas and the golf course in Hillsboro.
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Your Family Evacuation Plan Get a good map and plan various evacuation routes, avoiding low-lying areas .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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low-lying fog
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Low-lying land in river valleys is often subject to flooding.
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Experts are predicting that the sea level will rise, flooding many low-lying areas.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Acid Sulphate Problems from Drainage On low-lying land, drainage can create another major problem, one associated with acid sulphate soils.
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Avoid low-lying areas, which stay cold and damp longer.
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Crocker said he expects only low-lying areas with few if any structures in Mayville to get flooded.
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On the far side of the pond the shanties started, the lowest-lying cluster surrounded by water, flooded.
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So far, only 92, 000 people, mostly volunteers from low-lying areas, have been resettled.
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These conditions are best met in low-lying areas that were once marshland, and which still lie above a plentiful water table.
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Three low-lying farmsteads outside town are evacuated.
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White-fronted geese also breed in low-lying , shrub by tundra.