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Meanings of bumpy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "rough"
Examples for "rough"
1
After a rough start to trading this year, market returns have improved.
2
Each team wanted to end a rough week on a good note.
3
It's been a rough year for erstwhile electric car company Faraday Future.
4
However, data showed there is a rough road ahead for corporate earnings.
5
In fact, on a rough day I enjoyed the sea even more.
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It is easy going at first, but the way soon becomes rocky.
2
Affleck's career has seen a rocky spell over the last several weeks.
3
The growing season was short, the ground rocky and difficult to farm.
4
The border line snakes over rocky highlands north and south of Jerusalem.
5
The agency was off to a rocky start with the new president.
1
The car went over a bump, jolting Aster back to the present.
2
The jolting of the pony's movements jarred the bandages on the wound.
3
The jolting headway of the car gave place to a gliding rush.
4
And then, all at once, the jolting motion of the start ceased.
5
The jerking motion was actually the carriage jolting over the track joins.
1
Hope that target's stationary: Horizontal tracking was jumpy in high-level stabilization mode.
2
But he often seemed jumpy and lacking in confidence with the Yankees.
3
Like I say, it's all a game, but they're pretty jumpy today.
4
Well, when it came to being jumpy, he had company-plentyof it.
5
Just the thought of him made her all jumpy and nervous inside.
1
The sleepy country 'orses and the jolty country wains
2
Besides, it would be so jolty!
3
A very jolty process.
Usage of bumpy in English
1
Europe: A bumpy ride through Asia's wake tossed bourses to big losses.
2
Well, I've not seen any results on my bumpy bits just yet.
3
There still could be a bumpy road to the ultimate agreement, however.
4
It results in a slight delay in braking, particularly over bumpy roads.
5
It came after a bumpy morning for the Today show on Friday.
6
The Italian label is putting three years of bumpy growth behind it.
7
It's been a bumpy road for Renshaw following his first Test century.
8
Primalion's farm is set at the end of a long, bumpy ascent.
9
The BBC's Chris Foxx takes a look at the company's bumpy history.
10
After a few minutes, the road beneath him began to feel bumpy.
11
He arrived in the UK on 27 December after a bumpy journey.
12
It looks to be putting three years of bumpy growth behind it.
13
The deal is, however, likely to face a bumpy ride in parliament.
14
The road was bumpy and the auto rickshaw moved in mysterious ways.
15
You'd better hold on, we're in for a fast and bumpy journey.
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After a bumpy ride, Avio's private-equity owners also reap a solid return.
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Bumpy through the time
Bumpy across language varieties
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Ireland
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United States of America
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