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Meanings of rippled in English
Synonyms
Examples for "wavy"
Examples for "wavy"
1
I saw it cancel her words with wavy lines, insert its own.
2
The red beard caught the light, and the wavy brown hair brightened.
3
It's wavy, but not too wavy, which means there's a new iPad.
4
Only one of four glass windows remains, wavy and yellowed by time.
5
The more or less wavy carvings of the edge represent the beach.
1
Thaniel crinkled the paper down with his fingertip once she had gone.
2
It looked tumbled and crinkled, the beauty altogether gone out of it.
3
After they have been arranged, the edges may be crinkled down somewhat.
4
His red skin crinkled like cellophane, and Sissy could hear it crackle.
5
It made me smile and my cheeks crinkled, sensitive from yesterday's sunburn.
1
However, if it goes dry and crinkly, then it is hot out.
2
A glowing, crinkly line marks the edge of the cloud, and disappears.
3
I ended up with crinkly, wrinkled fingers, but my wounds proved impregnable.
4
The serious face broke into a crinkly road map of smiling lines.
5
He was short, with oily, crinkly yellow hair, and he stooped forward.
1
Matter, at its deepest, most enigmatic quantum level, is indeterminate and wavelike.
2
The sand thus accumulated by the wind is heaped in wavelike hills called dunes.
3
There have always been wavelike exchanges between Amber and Chaos.
4
The second principle discusses the wavelike nature of matter.
5
Her gaze went back to the wavelike motion of the backs of the moving yearlings.
Usage of rippled in English
1
The sea was a pane of rippled glass spreading endlessly before us.
2
Fish rippled the water, but Braan insisted on maximum stealth, forbidding fishing.
3
The river rippled and murmured in cooling song just beyond the sandpiper.
4
Renewed fears over the disease have rippled across Asia in recent weeks.
5
Those words rippled up and down the line, the men growling impatiently.
6
Sure enough a column of disturbed air rippled just outside the windows.
7
A light breeze from the east rippled the surface of the waters.
8
With every movement the muscles in his back rippled, showcasing his power.
9
Enormous sand dunes shouldered the beach and rippled inland like tan water.
10
He sang it right through before the other circling voices rippled in-
11
Huge muscles the size of sea lions rippled and flexed beneath him.
12
We know that an unprecedented economic cataclysm has rippled across the globe.
13
Not a breath of wind rippled the calm surface of the lake.
14
Beneath the close-fitting uniform the muscles rippled and played when he moved.
15
He guffawed, his grin rippled to and fro across his great snout.
16
Even her clothes rippled and shifted and took on an all-too-familiar form.
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Rippled through the time
Rippled across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common