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bumpiness

[ UK /bˈʌmpɪnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the texture of a surface that has many bumps

How To Use bumpiness In A Sentence

  • Part of this was a reaction to the bumpiness of the adoption process, part of it just a by-product of who we are: overly ruminative, insecure people. Freud’s Blind Spot
  • He was already running, and all the jostling and bumpiness of the venture made any speech almost impossible. Kings of Colorado
  • We believe that we are still on that road map, although clearly there have been a few detours and there's been some bumpiness along the way.
  • Reefs in general were not available to enhance biodiversity rebound because they first had to be reconstituted as viable ecosystems." do offer a variety of ecological niches and "bumpiness," as Aronson puts it, or a "great variety of physical spaces, [water] flow regimes and other ecological opportunities. Scientific American
  • Because of the bumpiness of the terrain, the body tends to move around more to absorb the shocks from the surface you're riding over.
  • Here are companies that can ride out near-term bumpiness and keep your portfolio chugging along over the long term. Riding Out the Storm
  • But a girl can handle the bumpiness of a breakup with style.
  • When we finally did descend, the bumpiness continued long after things should have been running smoothly.
  • The lack of bathrooms and bathroom breaks are complemented by a kind of bumpiness that can only be experienced in an old bus riding through the Andean mountains. Nathaniel Loewentheil: Don't Mess with Quechuan Grandmothers
  • The bottom and the four walls of the wagon must be fairly flat, without any spine or obvious embossment to diminish damage to the goods due to shake, abrasion or bumpiness during transportation.
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