IPA: /ˈtʃɑːpiɪst/
KK: /ˈtʃɑːpiɪst/
This word describes something that has a lot of small, rough waves or bumps, often used to talk about water or surfaces that are not smooth.
The boat struggled to stay steady in the choppy waters during the storm.
Comparative: choppier
Superlative: choppiest
Choppiest → It is formed from "choppy" (from Middle English *choppe*, meaning to cut or strike) and the suffix "-est" (meaning the most). The word "choppiest" describes something that is the most uneven or rough, often used to refer to water that is disturbed by waves or wind.
Think of 'choppy' as something that is 'cut' or 'uneven' and remember that 'choppiest' means the most uneven or rough.