dale Definition
- 1a valley, especially a broad one
- 2a female given name
Using dale: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "dale" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The dale was covered in wildflowers.
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We hiked through the dale to reach the summit.
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Dale is a beautiful name for a girl.
dale Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with dale
a nickname for several places with the word 'dale' in their names, often associated with happiness or contentment
Example
She moved to Happy Valley, a small town nestled in a dale surrounded by mountains.
a region in Northern England known for its scenic beauty and picturesque villages
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We spent our summer vacation hiking and exploring the Yorkshire Dales.
the Daleks
a fictional extraterrestrial race of mutants in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who
Example
The Daleks are one of the Doctor's most formidable foes.
Origins of dale
from Old English 'dael', meaning 'valley'
Summary: dale in Brief
The term 'dale' [deɪl] refers to a valley, particularly a broad one. It can also be a female given name. Examples include 'The dale was covered in wildflowers.' and 'Dale is a beautiful name for a girl.' 'Dale' extends into phrases like 'Happy Valley,' which is a nickname for several places with 'dale' in their names, and 'the Yorkshire Dales,' a region in Northern England known for its scenic beauty.
