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Meanings of wavelike in English
Synonyms
Examples for "rippled"
Examples for "rippled"
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.
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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.
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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.
Usage of wavelike in English
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.
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Her gaze went back to the wavelike motion of the backs of the moving yearlings.
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And light waves are partially particles and partially wavelike.
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It floated about her with an idle, wavelike motion.
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But hunger was a wavelike pressure at his stomach walls, causing it to rumble emptily.
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It rose and fell in wavelike rhythm like the far thunder of waves upon a rock-bound coast.
10
Interactions between electrons create wavelike disturbances-knownas quasiparticles-thatserve as the basic components of almost every complex material.
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It's actually not too complicated, that is, once one accepts that there is a wavelike nature to matter.
12
Then came that wavelike feeling again, starting at the top of her stomach and working its way down.
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This inability to do better than knowing the odds is a consequence of the wavelike nature of matter.
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These results confirm the wavelike nature of alternans and may have important implications for their control using electrical stimuli.
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Strong, wavelike longitudinal thermal structure is found, some of which appears to be associated with the Great Dark Spot.
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The motion of the strings is wavelike, of a broader flow, though underneath we scan the several lesser currents.
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Wavelike through the time