valley
/ˈvæli/
noun
- An area of low land between hills or mountains, often with a river flowing through it.
- The village sits in a beautiful green valley surrounded by tall mountains.
- Hikers followed the river through the narrow valley for miles.
- Farmers in the valley grow wheat and corn on the fertile land.
- A low point or dip in a surface or graph, such as a line on a chart.
- The roller coaster plunged into a deep valley before climbing the next hill.
- The stock price hit a valley in March before starting to rise again.
- On the graph, each valley represents a period of low sales.
- A period or situation of low activity, success, or happiness.
- Her career experienced a valley when she struggled to find work.
- The team's performance hit a valley mid-season, but they recovered later.
- After the company's success, they went through a valley of slow growth.