Rippleth example sentences

Related (10): ripple, flow, undulate, surge, sway, vibrate, oscillate, heave, billow, pulsate.

rip·ple

noun

ripple (noun) · ripples (plural noun)

  - a small wave or series of waves on the surface of water, especially as caused by an object dropping into it or a slight breeze:

  - a thing resembling a ripple or ripples in appearance or movement:

  - a gentle rising and falling sound, especially of laughter or conversation, that spreads through a group of people:

  - a particular feeling or effect that spreads through someone or something:

  - a wave on a fluid surface, the restoring force for which is provided by surface tension rather than gravity, and which consequently has a wavelength shorter than that corresponding to the minimum speed of propagation.

  - small periodic, usually undesirable, variations in electrical voltage superposed on a direct voltage or on an alternating voltage of lower frequency:

  - a type of ice cream with wavy lines of colored flavored syrup running through it:

  - (of water) form or flow with a series of small waves on the surface:

  - cause (the surface of water) to form small waves:

  - move in a way resembling a series of small waves:

  - (of a sound or feeling) spread through a person, group, or place:

Synonyms

wavelet, wave, undulation, ripplet, ridge, crease, wrinkle, ruffle, pucker, undulate, popple, lap, purl, babble, crease, wrinkle, ruffle, pucker, flutter, undulate, stir, flap, sway, swing, waft, shake, quiver, oscillate, move, blow

"Rippleth" Example Sentences

1) As she skipped stones across the water, she watched as each one created a rippleth.
2) The wind gently rippleth the leaves on the trees.
3) The boat's wake rippleth behind it as it glides through the water.
4) The fountain's water cascade create a rippleth effect in the pool below.
5) The fish caused a rippleth in the water as it jumped out and back in.
6) The raindrops create a rippleth across the surface of the lake.
7) She watched as the sand rippleth in the wind.
8) The gust of wind rippleth through the tall grass.
9) The water in the bathtub created a calm rippleth.
10) The ducks swimming in the pond created a rippleth effect in the water.
11) The gentle current of the river create a rippleth effect on the surface.
12) The large rock thrown into the water cause a rippleth in every direction.
13) The kayaker's paddle rippleth the water as she navigates down the river.
14) The rippleth in the water caused by the boat's wake reflected the sunlight.
15) The sleek body of the dolphin created a rippleth in the water as it swam.
16) The waterfall's plunge caused a powerful rippleth in the nearby pool.
17) The swimmer's stroke rippleth the water underneath her.
18) The storm caused a turbulent rippleth across the lake.
19) The sound of the music rippleth through the crowd at the concert.
20) The moon reflected in the rippleth of the tide.
21) The underwater reef create a rippleth effect on the surface of the water.
22) The quick movement of the fish's tail rippleth the water behind it.
23) The windmill created a rhythmic rippleth in the nearby pond.
24) The artist's brush created colorful rippleth on the canvas.
25) The powerful jets create a rippleth in the pool.
26) The impact of the cannonball caused a massive rippleth effect.
27) The whirlpool create a strong rippleth effect on the surface of the water.
28) The rainstorm's downpour cause a steady rippleth on the surface of the river.
29) The sudden gust of wind create a rippleth in the tall wheat fields.
30) The pebble's impact create a small, delicate rippleth on the pond surface.

Common Phases

The river rippleth gently; the wind rippleth the leaves; the calm lake rippleth with the breeze; the sand rippleth in patterns; the curtains rippleth in the wind; the surface of the pool rippleth with the rain; the wheat fields rippleth in the wind; the flags rippleth on the mast.

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