Definitions and Examples of uneven, bumpy, hilly
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not level or smooth, with variations in height or surface.
Example
The pavement was uneven and made it difficult to walk without tripping.
Having many small raised areas or bumps on the surface.
Example
The dirt road was bumpy and made the car shake.
Having many hills or slopes; not flat.
Example
The hiking trail was hilly and required a lot of effort to climb.
Key Differences: uneven vs bumpy vs hilly
- 1Uneven describes a surface that has variations in height or surface.
- 2Bumpy describes a surface that has many small raised areas or bumps.
- 3Hilly describes a surface that has many hills or slopes.
Effective Usage of uneven, bumpy, hilly
- 1Describing Terrain: Use these antonyms to describe the landscape or terrain.
- 2Talking About Roads: Use these antonyms to describe the condition of roads or paths.
- 3Discussing Sports: Use these antonyms to describe playing fields or courses.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of flat describe surfaces that are not smooth or level. Uneven describes variations in height or surface, bumpy describes small raised areas or bumps, and hilly describes many hills or slopes. Use these words to describe terrain, roads, or playing fields.
