| word | undulant | 
|---|---|
| definition | (1) Rising and falling in waves. (2) Wavy in form, outline, or surface. | 
| eg_sentence | The man's undulant, sinister movements reminded her of a poisonous snake about to strike. | 
| explanation | The surface of a freshly plowed field is undulant. A range of rolling hills could be called undulant, as could the shifting sands of the Sahara. A waterbed mattress is often literally undulant. And a field of wheat will undulate or sway in the wind, like the waves of the sea. | 
| IPA | undulant* | 
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