BATHOLITHIC

Meaning of BATHOLITHIC in English

adjective see: batholith

Merriam Webster. Explanatory English dictionary Merriam Webster. Толковый словарь английского языка Мерриам-Уэбстер. 2012

BATHOLITHIC — adjective see batholith
Webster's New International English Dictionary
BATHOLITHIC — adj. (Geology) pertaining to a batholith (mass of igneous rock pressed between sedimentary rocks)
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BATHOLITHIC — see batholith
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EN- — I. prefix also em- Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin in-, im-, from in — more at in …
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HYPOBATHOLITHIC — “+ adjective Etymology: hypo- + batholithic : of, relating to, or constituting ore deposits that occur in deeply eroded batholiths
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EPIBATHOLITHIC — “+ adjective Etymology: epi- + batholithic of an ore deposit : located near the periphery of a batholith
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ENDOBATHOLITHIC — |en(ˌ)dō+ adjective Etymology: end- + batholithic : of or relating to ore deposits formed in and near the roof pendants …
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EMBATHOLITHIC — (|)em+ adjective Etymology: en- (II) + batholithic : relating or belonging to or constituting ore deposits formed among closely spaced …
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CRYPTOBATHOLITHIC — |krip(ˌ)tō adjective Etymology: crypt- + batholithic : of or relating to ore deposits formed near a batholith that is not …
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BATHOLITH — — batholithic , adj. /bath"euh lith/ , n. Geol. a large body of intrusive igneous rock believed to have crystallized …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
CORDILLERAN GEOSYNCLINE — a linear trough in the Earth's crust in which rocks of Late Precambrian to Mesozoic age (roughly 600 million to …
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