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waveful

waveful adjective: full of or abounding in waves.

Adjective

waveful (comparative more waveful, superlative most waveful)

  1. (poetic) Full of or abounding in waves

Noun

waveful (plural wavefuls)

  1. The amount (of liquid) contained in a wave, or the amount (of material) able to be held by a wave

Forms of waveful

Adjective
comparativemore waveful
superlativemost waveful
Noun
pluralwavefuls

Origin of waveful

From wave + -ful.

Questions about waveful

What does waveful mean?
Waveful means full of or abounding in waves.
What part of speech is waveful?
Waveful can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near waveful in the dictionary

  1. wavefolding
  2. waveform
  3. waveforms
  4. wavefront
  5. wavefronts
  6. waveful
  7. wavefuls
  8. wavefunction
  9. wavefunction collapse
  10. wavefunction collapses
  11. wavefunctions

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