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ripple
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ripple
verb
/ˈrɪp.l̩/
riposte
ripplet
Meaning
to form or cause small waves on the surface of water or spread through like waves
a small wave on the surface of water; a spreading effect or influence
Example Sentences
The wind rippled the surface of the pond.
The stone created ripples across the calm pond.
Example Expressions
a ripple effect
Synonyms
wave, undulate, fluctuate, oscillate, ripple, undulation, effect, consequence
Entry 1
wave, undulate, fluctuate, oscillate, ripple
Entry 2
wave, undulation, effect, consequence
Antonyms
still, calm, stillness, smoothness
Entry 1
still, calm
Entry 2
stillness, calm, smoothness
Collocations
ripple effect, ripple across, ripple through, ripple of laughter, water ripple
Entry 1
ripple effect, ripple across, ripple through, ripple of laughter
Entry 2
ripple effect, water ripple, ripple through
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