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Discover LudwigThe phrase "wavy sea" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It describes a body of water with waves, often in a rhythmic or undulating motion. You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as describing a serene beach scene or a rough and stormy ocean. Example: As I stood on the shore, I couldn't help but be mesmerized by the sight of the wavy sea in front of me, the sun reflecting off the crests of the waves.
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A "cloud living room" by Barbara Siegel will feature swirling white shapes on a wavy sea (or sky).
They re-examined the original figures and found that the problem lay with how they used off-the-shelf statistical software to identify telltale patterns that are somewhat akin to ripples from a particular rock tossed into a wavy sea.
It becomes a twisted, wavy sea.
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This model takes into account the air compressibility in the cavity, as well as the multi-frequency nature of the incoming flow in wavy seas and of the cavity response on perturbations by incoming flow.
My hair, perfectly wavy from the sea, is highlighted naturally from the sun, which complements an even, bronze glow.
(Clownfish live in the wavy tentacles of sea anemones, stationary animals that typically live on the seafloor or coral reefs and are related to corals and jellyfish).
That makes it possible to transfer energy from the surface wave to the interfacial wave by placing a patch of wavy ripples on the sea floor in front of the object that have a wavelength that's tuned just right.
An elegant and sinuous sea urchin mousse between two wavy walls of masa looked as if a grenade had landed on it once it had been carved into four portions.
A dramatic modern light fixture of wavy glass sheets echoes the theme of the sea.
The wavy bars of black and gold represent the sea and the dolphin is sign of Poole's maritime interests.
Use a sea salt spray to give it a wavy texture.
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