adj.
Having many mounds or small hills.
[Latin tumulōsus, from tumulus, mound. See tumulus.]
tumulosity tu'mu·los'i·ty (-lŏs'ĭ-tē) n.
tumulose
Dictionary:
tu·mu·lose (tū'myə-lōs', tyū'-) 
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also tu·mu·lous (-ləs)
adj.
Having many mounds or small hills.
adj.
Having many mounds or small hills.
| Obscure Words: tumulous |
/TU myu lus/ an artifical hillock; esp. an ancient burial mound
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