tumulous
/ˈtumjələs/
adjective
- Full of mounds or hills; having a bumpy or uneven surface.
- The tumulous landscape of the ancient battlefield was dotted with grassy burial mounds.
- Hikers crossed a tumulous field of small hills left by retreating glaciers.
- The garden's tumulous terrain made it difficult to mow the lawn evenly.
- Relating to or resembling a tumulus (an ancient burial mound).
- Archaeologists studied the tumulous structures scattered across the valley.
- The tumulous site contained several Bronze Age graves beneath the earth.
- Visitors walked among the tumulous remains of the old cemetery.
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