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bumpy

[buhm-pee] / ˈbʌm pi /


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"The bumpier, irregular surface of the virulent strains exposes parts of the virus that are normally hidden, allowing certain antibodies to attach more easily," Dr. Bibby said.

From Science Daily

That has sent AI-related stocks on a bumpy ride the past few weeks.

From The Wall Street Journal

In addition, the Las Vegas track is bumpy, and the speeds on the long straight along the Strip are high, further increasing floor wear.

From BBC

Starting anew, even for musical deities, can be a bumpy road.

From The Wall Street Journal

That may not be enough to soothe the nerves of some Labour MPs about Mahmood's plans, which could have a bumpy journey through Parliament in the coming months.

From BBC