"Ridged" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Ridged" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Ridged" Meaning
Having a wavy or uneven surface; unequal in area or extent.
Example: The terrain in the countryside was ridged and rocky, making it difficult to drive through.
"Ridged" Examples
Verb
to make or become rough and even; become uneven or ungainly: "The clams frozen in the river froze on the shore, one ridged and worn and smooth and worn smooth where the water used to be."
to run or extend in ridges or crests: "The sand ridged back from the mouth of the river."
Noun
a ridge or long narrow banking up of land: "The inflated ribs of the shell, like ridges, pressed upward."
geological joining: "An boundary follows a fault, where there is up or down movement when two parts of the Earth's crust are ridged apart."
"Ridged" Similar Words
Rideal
Rideau
A curtain or hanging. It can also refer to a style of chopping, with a smooth continuous motion.
Rider
A person who rides a horse, bicycle, or other vehicle.<br><br>Example: "The cowboy was a skilled rider, able to gallop across the open plains with ease."
Riders
Ridership
The word "ridership" has two possible meanings:<br><br>1. The number of people using public transport, such as buses, trains, or bicycles, for a particular journey or at a particular time.<br><br>Example: "Public transport ridership increased during the pandemic as people turned to it as a safe way to commute."<br><br>2. The number of people participating in an event, such as a cycling or equestrian competition, or a ride-sharing or ride-hailing service.<br><br>Example: "The team's ridership for the charity cycling event surpassed their target, raising thousands of dollars for a good cause."
Rides
Ridge
Ridgeback
Ridges
Ridging
Ridicule
Ridiculed
Ridiculer
Ridiculers
Ridiculing