Pronunciation: /ˈkɔrəˌɡeɪtɪd/
verb past tense of corrugate
A1 The cardboard box corrugated when I accidentally stepped on it.
A2 She corrugated the metal sheet to give it more strength.
B1 The contractor corrugated the roof to ensure proper drainage.
B2 The artist corrugated the paper to create a unique texture for the painting.
C1 The engineer corrugated the steel beams for added structural integrity.
C2 The skilled craftsman corrugated the copper panels with precision and expertise.
adjective having a series of parallel ridges and furrows
A1 The corrugated cardboard box was easy to fold.
A2 The roof of the small shed was made of corrugated metal sheets.
B1 The corrugated iron fence provided privacy for the backyard.
B2 The corrugated plastic roofing was durable and weather-resistant.
C1 The artist created a sculpture using corrugated cardboard as the main material.
C2 The architect designed a modern building with corrugated steel walls for an industrial look.
formal The corrugated metal roof provided extra strength and durability to the building.
informal I used corrugated cardboard to make a makeshift sled for the kids.
slang That corrugated box is perfect for storing all my old vinyl records.
figurative Her voice had a corrugated quality, rough and textured like sandpaper.
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