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So Lighthour came and went, and gradually the sun crept once more into Borea’s shade, and slow but sure the mists rolled up off the sea to deaden the slap of wavelets and shroud the ship in undulating milky billows.
— Jan 08, 2025 08:28AM
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Her hair swayed lazily above her head, floating to and fro in eerie undulations as she rose up in awesome grandeur.
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Jan 08, 2025 08:57AM
So much undulating in fantasy books from the 80s and 90s.
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Phillip wrote: "So much undulating in fantasy books from the 80s and 90s."And 2000s and 2010s and 2020s and every other genre
Who here has ever used the word out loud in real life?
"every other genre"? Not sure Agatha Christie or Mickey Spillane ever used the word 'undulating', but it sure is fun to say outloud 🧚♀️🙋🏼!
Yeah, I remember watching the sun set and saying to the person next to me, look at those waves, they ripple and undulate all over the place. Uh-huh. No funny looks or anything.
@Valerie, I’m sure lesser crime authors commit the same crime regularly.
Search “Merphy Napier undulate” for videos featuring many examples from across fiction.
Thanks so much for pointing me in the direction of "many examples from across fiction". Love the premise of the Patreon platform, and the “Merphy Napier undulate” site looks wild and worth it, but one has to 'join' in order to view the video(s); alas my loss, other than my email platform and this gr platform, I'm just not much a platform 'joiner' 🧚♀️🙋🏼.
The videos should alll be on YouTube, unless she has a special set on Patreon?
Yes, Murphy's 'rant' is wonderful! She points out the appropriate/inappropriate use of her (un)favorite word across genreswith humor and aplomb, thanks so much Marc.
