levelish

English

Etymology

From level +‎ -ish.

Adjective

levelish (comparative more levelish, superlative most levelish)

  1. Somewhat level.
    • 1880, Edinburgh Geological Society, Transactions, volumes 3-4, page 119:
      Between this ridge and the sea, on the east and south-east, there stretches out from the sort of bay described a breadth of five or six miles of levelish country, […]
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