1. marked or covered with hummocks (small rounded hills or ridges)
Usage: often used to describe terrain, especially in arctic or marshy regions

Examples

• The hummocked tundra made hiking difficult and slow.
• The landscape was hummocked with small mounds of earth and vegetation.
• Permafrost regions often develop hummocked surfaces over time.
• The hummocked terrain of the wetland was home to many bird species.
• Walking across the hummocked ground required careful footing.