jounce in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Jounce (verb): to move or cause to move in an up-and-down or jolting manner, often due to irregular or bumpy surfaces.

The carriage began to jounce as it rolled over the uneven cobblestones.
She felt her stomach lurch as the bus jounced violently over the potholes.
The children laughed as the old tractor jounced along the bumpy field road.
During the hike, the trail jounced underfoot, making it challenging to keep balance.
As the boat hit the waves, we all felt it jounce, adding to the thrill of the ride.
The old truck jounced down the bumpy dirt road, rattling its passengers.
As the roller coaster reached the peak, it jounced unexpectedly, eliciting screams from everyone.
He felt the jounce of the boat as a wave hit it, reminding him of the unpredictable sea.
During the hike, the group had to navigate a trail that jounced and twisted through the rocky terrain.
The sudden jounce of the car startled her awake, making her realize they had hit a pothole.