argilliferous (Meaning)
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argilliferous (a.)
Producing clay; -- applied to such earths as abound with argil.
Synonyms & Antonyms of argilliferous
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argilliferous Sentence Examples
- The geologist identified the area as argilliferous, indicating the presence of clay-bearing deposits.
- Farmers relied on the argilliferous soil for its fertility and moisture retention properties.
- The construction project faced delays due to the need to excavate through layers of argilliferous earth.
- Botanists studied the unique flora that thrived in the argilliferous wetlands.
- Archaeologists uncovered artifacts buried in argilliferous sediment, shedding light on ancient civilizations.
- Engineers devised strategies to stabilize slopes composed of argilliferous rock to prevent erosion.
- Miners extracted valuable minerals from veins embedded in argilliferous strata.
- Environmentalists monitored the impact of deforestation on argilliferous landscapes to preserve biodiversity.
- The artist gathered pigments from argilliferous clay to create vibrant hues for their paintings.
- Researchers conducted experiments to understand the properties of argilliferous soils and their suitability for agriculture.
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Producing clay; -- applied to such earths as abound with argil.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The geologist identified the area as argilliferous, indicating the presence of clay-bearing deposits.
Farmers relied on the argilliferous soil for its fertility and moisture retention properties.
The construction project faced delays due to the need to excavate through layers of argilliferous earth.
Botanists studied the unique flora that thrived in the argilliferous wetlands.
