ondulación means undulation — a common term in Beautiful Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: August 12, 2025
ondulación
noun • /[on-doo-lah-SYON]/
undulation
Example:
La ondulación del trigo parecía una danza viva.
The undulation of wheat looked like a living dance.
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🧠 What does ondulación mean?
Ondulación refers to a wave-like motion or pattern, a gentle rise and fall, or a series of curves. It can describe anything from the movement of water or fabric to the shape of hills or even the rhythm of music. Think of it as a flowing, graceful movement or form.
📚 Extra examples
- Las ondulaciones del mar me hipnotizaron.
The undulations of the sea mesmerized me. - El paisaje estaba lleno de ondulaciones verdes.
The landscape was full of green undulations. - La bailarina movía sus brazos con una ondulación suave.
The dancer moved her arms with a gentle undulation. - El sonido del violín tenía una ondulación melancólica.
The sound of the violin had a melancholic undulation.
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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "ondulación"
Synonyms: onda, curva, sinuosidad
Opposites: rectitud, llanura
💡 Did You Know?
The word 'ondulación' shares a root with the verb 'ondular,' which means 'to undulate' or 'to wave.'
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