aquiferous (Meaning)
Wordnet
aquiferous (a)
of or relating to an aquifer
Webster
aquiferous (a.)
Consisting or conveying water or a watery fluid; as, aquiferous vessels; the aquiferous system.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aquiferous
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aquiferous Sentence Examples
- The aquiferous layers beneath the city provide a reliable source of groundwater.
- Geologists study the aquiferous formations to better understand the region's hydrology.
- Aquiferous rocks can store vast amounts of water and sustain ecosystems above them.
- The aquiferous system in this area is vulnerable to contamination from industrial activities.
- Aquiferous channels facilitate the movement of water through underground reservoirs.
- Monitoring the aquiferous zones helps ensure the sustainable management of groundwater resources.
- The construction of a well tapped into the aquiferous strata, providing water for the community.
- A network of aquiferous veins supplies water to the surrounding landscape.
- Aquiferous conditions vary across regions, influencing the availability and quality of groundwater.
- Understanding the aquiferous properties of the subsurface is crucial for effective water resource management.
FAQs About the word aquiferous
of or relating to an aquiferConsisting or conveying water or a watery fluid; as, aquiferous vessels; the aquiferous system.
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The aquiferous layers beneath the city provide a reliable source of groundwater.
Geologists study the aquiferous formations to better understand the region's hydrology.
Aquiferous rocks can store vast amounts of water and sustain ecosystems above them.
The aquiferous system in this area is vulnerable to contamination from industrial activities.
