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- adjective Resembling a
dune or some aspect of one.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Workers sampled river water Monday, with results expected back today, but didn't sample the dunelike drifts of muddy ash.
Environmental Disaster in Tennessee Reported 40x Exxon Valdez Spill 2008
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In places of exceptional water clarity, like the Caribbean, the dunelike humps and valleys of the seafloor were clearly visible, their white sand diluting the ocean blue to yield a striking turquoise.
Riding Rockets Astronaut Mike Mullane 2006
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In places of exceptional water clarity, like the Caribbean, the dunelike humps and valleys of the seafloor were clearly visible, their white sand diluting the ocean blue to yield a striking turquoise.
Riding Rockets Astronaut Mike Mullane 2006
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In places of exceptional water clarity, like the Caribbean, the dunelike humps and valleys of the seafloor were clearly visible, their white sand diluting the ocean blue to yield a striking turquoise.
Riding Rockets Astronaut Mike Mullane 2006
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The lower south side, of the outcrop was covered in powdery sand, almost dunelike.
Soarer's Choice Modesitt, L. E. 2006
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In places of exceptional water clarity, like the Caribbean, the dunelike humps and valleys of the seafloor were clearly visible, their white sand diluting the ocean blue to yield a striking turquoise.
Riding Rockets Astronaut Mike Mullane 2006
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A soft wind moved between the dunelike hills, stirring the rough grass.
Dancer Of Gor Norman, John, 1931- 1986
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Here was a dunelike slope, only bigger and blacker, and with the added thrill of a potential eruption.
NYT > Travel 2009
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Here was a dunelike slope, only bigger and blacker, and with the added thrill of a potential eruption.
NYT > Travel 2009
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Here was a dunelike slope, only bigger and blacker, and with the added thrill of a potential eruption.
NYT > Travel 2009
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