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undulation

[ˌʌndjuˈleɪʃn]

undulation Definition

  • 1a rising and falling in waves
  • 2a wavelike motion
  • 3a smooth, wavelike motion or form

Using undulation: Examples

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

  • Example

    The undulation of the ocean was mesmerizing.

  • Example

    The undulation of the terrain made the hike more challenging.

  • Example

    The dancer's undulations were graceful and fluid.

undulation Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for undulation

Antonyms for undulation

Phrases with undulation

  • a series of smooth, wavelike movements of the spine, often used in yoga or dance

    Example

    The yoga instructor instructed the class to focus on their undulation of the spine during the cat-cow pose.

  • a repeating pattern of wavelike shapes

    Example

    The wallpaper had an undulation pattern that gave the room a sense of movement.

  • a visual effect created by a repeating pattern of wavelike shapes

    Example

    The undulation effect on the fabric made it look like it was moving even though it was still.

Origins of undulation

from Latin 'undulatio', from 'undula' meaning 'a small wave'

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Summary: undulation in Brief

The term 'undulation' [ˌʌndjuˈleɪʃn] refers to a rising and falling in waves, a wavelike motion, or a smooth, wavelike motion or form. It can describe the movement of water, terrain, or the human body, as in 'The undulation of the ocean was mesmerizing.' 'Undulation' extends into phrases like 'undulation of the spine,' and 'undulation pattern,' denoting repeating patterns of wavelike shapes.