ripple — a small wave on the surface of water
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a small wave on the surface of water
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈrɪpəl/
Korean meaning: 물 표면의 작은 파문
Korean pronunciation: **리**플
Example Sentences
- The CEO's resignation caused ripples of panic among investors.
- My stomach rippled like a disturbed pond after eating too much pizza.
- The gossip rippled through the office faster than WiFi signals.
ripple
NOUN//ˈrɪpəl//
a small wave on the surface of water
A ripple spreading outward as a child drops pebble into calm pond
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The ripple grows simple yet principle-true, spreading triple-fold through waters blue
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle Dutch 'rimpel' or similar Low German sources, ultimately of uncertain origin but possibly related to Old English 'hreopan' (to creep or crawl). The word entered English in the 16th century.
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“The CEO's resignation caused ripples of panic among investors.”
“My stomach rippled like a disturbed pond after eating too much pizza.”
“The gossip rippled through the office faster than WiFi signals.”
“The economic crisis created ripple effects across all industries.”
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