A piece of low ground, a hollow; esp. (a) (chiefly Scottish) a low-lying area traversed by a stream, a vale; (b) (chiefly East Anglian) a…

Low-lying land; (frequently in plural) a valley, a dell; an alluvial hollow. Cf. bottomland n. at compounds 3. Now chiefly U.S.

A low-lying part of a country or region. Cf. highness, n. 1b. Obsolete. rare.

Low-lying land; a region whose level is lower than that of the surrounding country.

gen. Land which is low-lying and fairly flat; land which is on a lower level than the adjoining regions; an area of such land. Cf. highland, n. 1.

gen. In plural in same sense.

Low-lying land; (also) land that slopes downwards. Frequently contrasted with upland.

low-lying land, typically level land near a river; (frequently in plural) a stretch of such land; = sense A. 6a.

a low-lying glade.

English regional. With the. The low country; the lowlands. Usually in plural, with reference to the low-lying parts of the East Riding of Yorkshire…

Ground lying at a lower level or below trees.