Definitions and Examples of rippled, wavy
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having small waves or ripples on the surface.
Example
The water in the lake was rippled by the wind, making it difficult to see the reflection of the trees.
Having a series of curves or undulations that resemble waves.
Example
Her hair was naturally wavy, and she didn't need to use any styling products to create the look.
Key Differences: rippled vs wavy
- 1Rippled describes a surface that has small waves or ripples caused by wind or movement.
- 2Wavy describes a surface that has a series of curves or undulations that resemble waves, often used to describe hair or fabric.
Effective Usage of rippled, wavy
- 1Describing Water: Use rippled to describe water that has small waves or ripples on the surface.
- 2Describing Hair: Use wavy to describe hair that has a series of curves or undulations that resemble waves.
- 3Describing Fabric: Use wavy to describe fabric that has a series of curves or undulations that resemble waves.
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Remember this!
The antonyms rippled and wavy describe a surface that is not smooth or flat, but has waves or ripples. Use rippled to describe water with small waves or ripples, and use wavy to describe hair or fabric with a series of curves or undulations that resemble waves.
