dropline
/ˈdroʊplaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A low point in a design, such as a building or a landscape, typically where two sloping surfaces meet.
“The architect had to carefully consider the dropline of the new wing to ensure it blended seamlessly with the existing structure.”
2. noun
A line or curve that marks the boundary between two sloping surfaces, especially in a design or landscape.
“The dropline of the garden’s slope created a visually appealing separation between the lawn and the flower bed.”