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What is the opposite meaning of gully?

The opposite meaning of "gully" depends on the context in which it's used. Here are some possibilities:

If "gully" refers to a ravine or channel:

* Ridge: A long, narrow elevation of land.

* Plateau: A large, flat area of land elevated above surrounding areas.

* Plain: A large, flat area of land.

* Hilltop: The highest point of a hill.

* Summit: The highest point of a mountain or hill.

If "gully" refers to a bad shot in cricket:

* Six: A hit for six runs, considered a very good shot.

* Boundary: A hit for four runs, a good shot.

* Good shot: A well-played hit, regardless of the number of runs scored.

If "gully" refers to a term used in cricket for a fielding position:

* Other fielding positions: There are many other fielding positions in cricket, like slips, gully, mid-wicket, etc. The opposite could be any of these other positions.

In general:

* Smooth: A gully is often rough and uneven, the opposite would be smooth and level.

* Elevated: A gully is typically a depression in the land, the opposite would be an elevated area.

To give you a more precise opposite, please provide the context in which you're using the word "gully."

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