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undulate

verbISEE/SSAT hard word/ˈʌn.dʒəˌleɪt/

Meaning: to move in a smooth, wave-like motion

undulate in a sentence

How undulate is used in real sentences:

Tall grass began to undulate in the evening wind.

The silk banners undulated above the crowded street.

“As trains arrived, concealed joints allowed the ribbons to undulate in smooth waves, stirred by air pushed through the hall.”
— from the passage Against the Metal

Synonyms for undulate

Other words for undulate — ripple, wave and billow — carry the same meaning.

Antonyms of undulate

Words that mean the opposite of undulate:

Where it comes from

From Latin undula, meaning 'little wave.'

Memory hook

UNDULATE has U-shaped dips: picture a line rising and falling in waves.

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