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Meaning of aggrading
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aggrading (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Aggrade
aggrading Sentence Examples
- The river system is actively aggrading, with sediment deposition increasing the elevation of its bed.
- The ongoing construction near the shoreline is unintentionally aggrading the adjacent land.
- Environmental changes may result in the riverbanks aggrading over time, altering the landscape.
- A natural process of aggrading is occurring as the glacier deposits sediments in its path.
- The stream is aggrading due to the continuous erosion and sediment transport.
- The valley is slowly aggrading, with the accumulation of soil and debris over the years.
- Restoration efforts aim to prevent further aggrading of the wetland ecosystem.
- Human activities, such as logging, can contribute to aggrading river channels by increasing sediment loads.
- The reservoir is aggrading as fine particles settle at the bottom, reducing its storage capacity.
- Long-term agricultural practices may lead to aggrading of the soil, impacting its structure and fertility.
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The river system is actively aggrading, with sediment deposition increasing the elevation of its bed.
The ongoing construction near the shoreline is unintentionally aggrading the adjacent land.
Environmental changes may result in the riverbanks aggrading over time, altering the landscape.
A natural process of aggrading is occurring as the glacier deposits sediments in its path.
