Undulate

UN-juh-layt (or UN-dyoo-layt)

Definition

  1. (verb) To move or cause something to move in a smooth, wavelike motion.

Example

The fields of wheat undulated gently in the summer breeze.

Fun Fact

Undulation is not just poetic imagery; it’s also a principle in physics and biology. From the movement of light waves to the way snakes slither, undulation connects the rhythms of nature with human perception.