Definition of undulant in English:

undulant

adjective ˈʌndjʊl(ə)nt

Having a rising and falling motion or appearance like that of waves; undulating.
Example sentencesExamples
- Untreated, the fever becomes undulant (up for weeks and gone for weeks), patients spend three months in the hospital and 2% die.
- The tablets have the same dimensions, the same undulant surfaces and similar colors, but they are entirely different in tactility and visual weight.
- I fin out into the undulant, pellucid sea to ‘just look.’
Synonyms
undulating, surging, heaving, tossing, rippling, rising and falling, swelling

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin undulant- 'moving like a wave', from the verb undulare.

Definition of undulant in US English:

undulant

adjective

Having a rising and falling motion or appearance like that of waves; undulating.
Example sentencesExamples
- The tablets have the same dimensions, the same undulant surfaces and similar colors, but they are entirely different in tactility and visual weight.
- I fin out into the undulant, pellucid sea to ‘just look.’
- Untreated, the fever becomes undulant (up for weeks and gone for weeks), patients spend three months in the hospital and 2% die.
Synonyms
undulating, surging, heaving, tossing, rippling, rising and falling, swelling

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin undulant- ‘moving like a wave’, from the verb undulare.

单词	undulant
释义	Definition of undulant in English: undulant adjective ˈʌndjʊl(ə)nt Having a rising and falling motion or appearance like that of waves; undulating. Example sentencesExamples Untreated, the fever becomes undulant (up for weeks and gone for weeks), patients spend three months in the hospital and 2% die. The tablets have the same dimensions, the same undulant surfaces and similar colors, but they are entirely different in tactility and visual weight. I fin out into the undulant, pellucid sea to ‘just look.’ Synonyms undulating, surging, heaving, tossing, rippling, rising and falling, swelling Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin undulant- 'moving like a wave', from the verb undulare. Definition of undulant in US English: undulant adjective Having a rising and falling motion or appearance like that of waves; undulating. Example sentencesExamples The tablets have the same dimensions, the same undulant surfaces and similar colors, but they are entirely different in tactility and visual weight. I fin out into the undulant, pellucid sea to ‘just look.’ Untreated, the fever becomes undulant (up for weeks and gone for weeks), patients spend three months in the hospital and 2% die. Synonyms undulating, surging, heaving, tossing, rippling, rising and falling, swelling Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin undulant- ‘moving like a wave’, from the verb undulare.
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