hummock

[ˈhʌmək]

hummock Definition

  • 1a small hill or mound
  • 2a ridge of ice in an ice field

Using hummock: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hummock" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The path led up a grassy hummock.

  • Example

    The ice hummocks were a challenge for the ship's crew.

  • Example

    The hummocks of the tundra were covered in wildflowers.

hummock Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hummock

Phrases with hummock

  • terrain characterized by many small hills or mounds

    Example

    The hummocky terrain made it difficult to navigate the area.

  • a ridge of ice in an ice field

    Example

    The ship had to navigate through the ice hummocks to reach the other side of the Arctic.

  • hummock grass

    a type of grass that grows on hummocks and other elevated areas

    Example

    The hummock grass was a favorite food of the local wildlife.

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Summary: hummock in Brief

A 'hummock' [ˈhʌmək] is a small hill or mound, often found in natural landscapes like tundras or grasslands. It can also refer to a ridge of ice in an ice field. Examples include 'The path led up a grassy hummock,' and 'The ice hummocks were a challenge for the ship's crew.' Phrases include 'hummocky terrain,' which describes terrain with many small hills or mounds.