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undulate - Dictionary definition and meaning for undulate

UNDULATE

  • (verb) increase and decrease in volume or pitch, as if in waves

    "The singer's voice undulated"

  • (verb) move in a wavy pattern or with a rising and falling motion

    "The curtains undulated", "the waves rolled towards the beach"

    synonyms : flap , roll , wave

  • (verb) stir up (water) so as to form ripples

    synonyms : cockle , riffle , ripple , ruffle

  • (verb) occur in soft rounded shapes

    "The hills rolled past"

    synonyms : roll

  • (adj.) having a wavy margin and rippled surface

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Mnemonics for undulate

  • (Tag: ) I have been able to remember this as 'Modulation'. change in a wave like manner.

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  • (Tag: ) pendulate.....

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  • (Tag: ) unda's (eggs) staced next to each other will look like a wave

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  • (Tag: pendulate) Like the oscillations of a pendulum

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  • (Tag: ) (Imagine an ANT walking over its eggs(unda)…. That’s some what like an undulating motion…..)

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  • (Tag: ) undulate sounds like fluctuate

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