concretion Antonyms
Strongest:
- division
- fractionation
- split
- cleavage
- schism
- cleavage
- decomposition
- decomposition
- split
- schism
- fractionation
- division
- bifurcation
- breakup
- bifurcation
- partition
- breakup
- partition
- dissolution
- dissolution
Strong:
- sundering
- scission
- disunion
- scission
- isolation
- dismemberment
- subdivision
- subdivision
- segmentation
- dismemberment
- disunion
- segmentation
- disassembly
- disassembly
- sequestration
- sequestration
- isolation
- segregation
- fractionalization
- segregation
- sundering
- fractionalization
Weak:
Strongest:
- absorption
- merger
- unification
- aggregation
- interfusion
- mergence
- coalescence
- commixture
- incorporation
- commingling
- coalition
- mingling
- homogenization
- intermingling
- blending
- merging
- immixture
- integration
Strong:
- admixture
- linking
- composite
- mixture
- immingling
- synthesis
- union
- amalgamation
- compound
- conglomeration
- amalgam
- accumulation
- intermixture
- coupling
- fusion
Weak:
Meaning of concretion
concretion (n)
the formation of stonelike objects within a body organ (e.g., the kidneys)
a hard lump produced by the concretion of mineral salts; found in hollow organs or ducts of the body
an increase in the density of something
the union of diverse things into one body or form or group; the growing together of parts
concretion Sentence Examples
- The fossilized concretion contained a perfectly preserved ammonite shell.
- Over time, minerals accumulated and formed a concretion around the ancient artifact.
- Geologists study concretions to understand the processes that shape sedimentary rocks.
- The concretion found on the beach was shaped like a perfect sphere.
- The concretion embedded within the rock layer provided valuable insights into the Earth's history.
- The museum displayed a collection of concretions found in various geological formations.
- A concretion of iron oxide gave the rocks along the shoreline a reddish hue.
- The diver discovered a concretion of coral and shells at the bottom of the ocean.
- Concretions can vary in size, shape, and composition depending on environmental conditions.
- The presence of concretions in the soil indicated a high concentration of minerals in the area.
FAQs About the word concretion
the formation of stonelike objects within a body organ (e.g., the kidneys), a hard lump produced by the concretion of mineral salts; found in hollow organs or d
absorption, merger, unification, aggregation, interfusion, mergence, coalescence, commixture, incorporation, commingling
division, fractionation, split, cleavage, schism, cleavage, decomposition, decomposition, split, schism
The fossilized concretion contained a perfectly preserved ammonite shell.
Over time, minerals accumulated and formed a concretion around the ancient artifact.
Geologists study concretions to understand the processes that shape sedimentary rocks.
The concretion found on the beach was shaped like a perfect sphere.
