undulate
/ˈʌndʒəleɪt/
verb
- To move in a smooth, wavy motion like waves on water.
- The dancer's arms undulated gracefully to the music.
- The wheat fields undulated gently in the breeze.
- The snake undulated across the sandy path.
- To have a wavy form or appearance; to rise and fall in waves.
- The flag undulated in the strong wind.
- Her voice undulated with emotion as she told the story.
- The landscape undulated with rolling hills as far as the eye could see.
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adjective
- Having a wavy or rippled shape or edge.
- The artist used undulate lines to create a sense of movement.
- The undulate edge of the leaf helped it catch more sunlight.
- The shell had an undulate surface with ridges and grooves.
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