Adjective:

এবড়ো-খেবড়ো, উঁচু-নিচু, বীচিবিক্ষোভিত, ঢেউ-তোলা, উত্কলিত, ঢেউখেলান, তরঙ্গমূলক, তরঙ্গিত, তরঙ্গাকুল, তরঙ্গায়িত,

wavier's Usage Examples:

The Irish coat is generally silkier and wavier than the Heavy, or American coat, which is thicker and fuller.

There is no extra charge but a customer must submit a signed wavier of HELP’s data privacy policy upon registration.

its coat is said to be curlier whilst the Newfoundland's is said to be wavier.

Granted immediate eligibility wavier from the NCAA.

The lower section, being deeper, wider and wavier, is more popular with sailboats and powerboats.

high intertidal tidepools, and many filter feeders find more to eat in wavier and higher flow locations.

By the mid-1890s, hair had become looser and wavier and bangs gradually faded from high fashion.

Textures of the topcoat can range from short, straight and fine to longer, wavier and coarser.

On May 14, 2020, for the first time the United States Navy granted a wavier to an anonymous Naval officer, who was facing involuntary discharge serve.

spend more time in cooler cage locations than wild-type mice, and have wavier hair.

Without a wavier the state would no longer have the authority nor the funding to continue.

Her hair is wavier and a lighter brown than Bonnie's.

June 3 – President Clinton transmits the wavier on the most favored trade status of Belarus in a message to Congress.

Synonyms:

curly;

Antonyms:

consistent; straight;