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un⋅du⋅la⋅to⋅ry
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ˈʌn
dʒə
ləˌtɔr
i
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-ˌtoʊr
i
,
ˈʌn
dyə-
,
-də-
/
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–adjective
1.
Also,
un⋅du⋅lar.
moving in undulations.
2.
having the form or appearance of waves.
Also,
un⋅du⋅la⋅tive
/
ˈʌn
dʒəˌleɪ
tɪv
,
ˈʌn
dyə-
,
-də-
/
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[
uhn
-j
uh
-ley-tiv
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uhn
-dy
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-d
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]
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Origin:
1720–30;
undulate
+
-ory
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Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2009.
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