What does the word undulation mean?
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Undulatory.
Part of speech: adjective
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Usage examples for undulation
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Roman, Arab, Turk, Greek or Moorish heroes, pirates or princes, when they mean to set anything at defiance, choose nothing less than heaven and earth as their object; they divide the world between them as if it were an orange; they rush to the fight or stop for a speech with a fine shake of the head which sends a majestic undulation round the wig worn by them, even by the Moors, as we may see in one of the very rare dramas then published with engravings. – The English Novel in the Time of Shakespeare by J. J. Jusserand