Ecology And Environmental Science Terms

noun a person who is slow to understand things, not very intelligent

adjective describes something that is closely compacted together, having parts that are close together

• The forest was so dense that it was difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.
• The traffic in the city was so dense that it took me twice as long to get to work.
• The party was so dense, I could barely move around to talk to anyone.
• The author's writing style is quite dense, making it challenging for some readers to follow.

verb to change or vary irregularly in number, amount, quality, or value

adjective having unpredictable changes

adverb in a way that varies or changes irregularly

• The stock market experienced fluctuating prices throughout the week.
• Her mood has been fluctuating a lot lately.
• I can't keep up with his fluctuating plans, they change every hour.
• The relationship between the two countries has been fluctuating for years.

noun a part of the sea that is affected by the ebb and flow of the tide

adjective relating to or located in a tidewater area

• The tidewater region is characterized by its low-lying coastal plains.
• We're planning a trip to the tidewater area for some beach time.
• Let's hit up the tidewater for some chill vibes.
• The company's success flowed like tidewater, steadily growing and expanding.