underslope
/ˈʌndərsloʊp/Definitions
1. noun
The slope or incline of a hill or mountain on the side opposite to the one that faces the main valley or slope.
“The underslope of the mountain provided a scenic route for hikers.”
2. noun
A lower or less steep slope of a hill, mountain, or other elevation.
“The underslope of the hill was a gentle slope perfect for gardening.”
3. noun
A part of a roof that lies beneath the eaves, typically less steeply sloped than the main roof surface.
“The underslope of the roof needed to be inspected for damage.”