argillaceous (Meaning)
Wordnet
argillaceous (a)
resembling or containing clay
Webster
argillaceous (a.)
Of the nature of clay; consisting of, or containing, argil or clay; clayey.
Synonyms & Antonyms of argillaceous
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argillaceous Sentence Examples
- The geologist identified the rock as argillaceous, indicating its high clay content.
- The soil in the region was predominantly argillaceous, making it suitable for certain types of agriculture.
- The artist used an argillaceous clay for sculpting due to its smooth texture and pliability.
- The ancient pottery found in the archaeological dig was made from locally sourced argillaceous clay.
- The engineer noted that the argillaceous nature of the terrain could pose challenges during construction.
- The landscape was characterized by rolling hills covered in argillaceous soil.
- Botanists observed unique vegetation thriving in the argillaceous marshlands.
- The miner discovered veins of argillaceous minerals deep within the earth.
- The winemaker selected a vineyard with argillaceous soil to cultivate grapes for their distinct flavor profile.
- Environmental scientists studied the impact of argillaceous sediments on water quality in the river ecosystem.
FAQs About the word argillaceous
resembling or containing clayOf the nature of clay; consisting of, or containing, argil or clay; clayey.
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The geologist identified the rock as argillaceous, indicating its high clay content.
The soil in the region was predominantly argillaceous, making it suitable for certain types of agriculture.
The artist used an argillaceous clay for sculpting due to its smooth texture and pliability.
The ancient pottery found in the archaeological dig was made from locally sourced argillaceous clay.
