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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as the path dips" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical change in elevation along a path, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "As the path dips into the valley, the scenery transforms into a lush green landscape."
Alternatives: "as the trail descends" or "as the road slopes down".
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As the path dips through the dunes the warm breeze is no longer discernible.
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The path dips down to the mill and weaves up through a coppice starred with wild garlic.
From here the path dips and climbs up to Back Tor, the first of the strangely shaped rock formations on Derwent Edge.
The path dips into Las Flores Canyon, crosses a seasonal creek in the canyon bottom, then begins to climb.
The path dips and climbs, skirts some homes around the 2 1/2-mile mark, then U-turns and heads south.
The path dipped down into a valley before veering left – and the blur came into focus as that familiar stone circle and one of Neolithic man's most astonishing achievements, Stonehenge.
From here the path dipped, stone walls closed in, and the encroaching rock grew so smooth it seemed concrete.
The main path dips, crests and dips again, like a roller coaster.
After Twin Mountain, which has three lookouts for views over the range, the Devil's Path dipped to a notch and then switch-backed up Sugarloaf Mountain.
Think of it as the path to the path.
Rosenzweig identifies this path as the path of the "Yes".
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