calcareousness (Meaning)
Webster
calcareousness (n.)
Quality of being calcareous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of calcareousness
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
calcareousness Sentence Examples
- The calcareousness of the soil in the region makes it ideal for cultivating certain crops.
- Calcareousness is a crucial factor in determining the suitability of water for certain aquatic species.
- The calcareousness of the rock formations contributes to the unique geology of the area.
- Farmers often add lime to acidic soils to increase their calcareousness and improve fertility.
- Marine biologists study the calcareousness of coral reefs to assess their health and resilience.
- The calcareousness of certain geological formations influences the availability of groundwater in the region.
- Architects consider the calcareousness of building materials when selecting options for construction projects.
- Paleontologists examine the calcareousness of fossilized remains to infer the ancient environment in which they formed.
- The calcareousness of shells provides protection for many marine organisms from predators and environmental stressors.
- Environmental scientists monitor changes in the calcareousness of aquatic ecosystems as indicators of ecosystem health.
FAQs About the word calcareousness
Quality of being calcareous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The calcareousness of the soil in the region makes it ideal for cultivating certain crops.
Calcareousness is a crucial factor in determining the suitability of water for certain aquatic species.
The calcareousness of the rock formations contributes to the unique geology of the area.
Farmers often add lime to acidic soils to increase their calcareousness and improve fertility.
