batholith (Meaning)
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batholith (n)
large mass of intrusive igneous rock believed to have solidified deep within the earth
Synonyms & Antonyms of batholith
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batholith Sentence Examples
- The massive batholith towering over the landscape dwarfed the surrounding mountains.
- The batholith's granite core had cooled slowly over millions of years, forming a durable and imposing monolith.
- The batholith's intrusions had uplifted the surrounding strata, creating dramatic peaks and valleys.
- Scientists studied the batholith's composition to unravel the Earth's deep geological processes.
- The batholith acted as a natural barrier, dividing ecosystems and influencing regional biodiversity.
- The batholith's vast reservoir of minerals provided valuable resources for mining and construction.
- Erosion had carved intricate canyons into the batholith, revealing its layered structure and ancient history.
- The batholith's unique geological formations attracted visitors and inspired scientific exploration.
- The batholith's towering presence had inspired awe and wonder in generations of humans.
- The batholith stood as an enduring testament to the Earth's dynamic geological forces and the immense scale of time.
FAQs About the word batholith
large mass of intrusive igneous rock believed to have solidified deep within the earth
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The massive batholith towering over the landscape dwarfed the surrounding mountains.
The batholith's granite core had cooled slowly over millions of years, forming a durable and imposing monolith.
The batholith's intrusions had uplifted the surrounding strata, creating dramatic peaks and valleys.
Scientists studied the batholith's composition to unravel the Earth's deep geological processes.
