choppy

/ˈtʃɑpi/
adjective
  1. Having many small, rough waves, used to describe the surface of water.
    • The sea was too choppy for the small fishing boat to go out.
    • We decided not to swim because the water looked choppy and unsafe.
    • The ferry ride was bumpy due to the choppy conditions in the bay.
  2. Not smooth or even; marked by sudden changes or interruptions.
    • The video had choppy playback because of the slow internet connection.
    • His speech was choppy, with long pauses between sentences.
    • The movie's editing felt choppy, jumping from scene to scene without a clear flow.
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