undull (Meaning)
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undull (v. t.)
To remove the dullness of; to clear.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undull
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undull Sentence Examples
- The undulating waves gently caressing the sandy shore created a mesmerizing spectacle.
- The rugged terrain undulated steeply, making the hiking trail both challenging and scenic.
- The melodies of the music undulate through the air, filling the concert hall with an ethereal presence.
- The hills stretched out before us, their undulating slopes beckoning us to explore.
- The silken curtains undulate gracefully in the breeze, lending an air of elegance to the room.
- The rolling grasslands undulate gently, providing ample grazing land for the local cattle.
- The sine waves undulate across the oscilloscope screen, providing valuable data on the electrical signal.
- The undulations in the road surface caused the car to bounce and sway uncomfortably.
- The undulate patterns on the snake's skin served as a form of camouflage in its natural habitat.
- The flames from the campfire undulate and flicker, casting a warm glow upon the surrounding faces.
FAQs About the word undull
To remove the dullness of; to clear.
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The undulating waves gently caressing the sandy shore created a mesmerizing spectacle.
The rugged terrain undulated steeply, making the hiking trail both challenging and scenic.
The melodies of the music undulate through the air, filling the concert hall with an ethereal presence.
The hills stretched out before us, their undulating slopes beckoning us to explore.
