calcic (Meaning)
Wordnet
calcic (a)
derived from or containing calcium or lime
Webster
calcic (a.)
Pertaining to, derived from, or containing, calcium or lime.
Synonyms & Antonyms of calcic
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calcic Sentence Examples
- The soil in the garden was rich in calcic minerals, perfect for growing vegetables.
- The scientist conducted tests to determine the level of calcic content in the limestone sample.
- The calcic deposits formed intricate patterns within the cave walls.
- Farmers often supplement their fields with calcic fertilizers to improve crop yield.
- The calcic structure of the coral reef provided a habitat for diverse marine life.
- The geologist explained how calcic rocks are formed through the process of sedimentation.
- The calcic layers in the sedimentary rock revealed a history of geological changes.
- In regions with high calcic content in the water, scale buildup in pipes is a common problem.
- The archaeologist unearthed pottery fragments embedded in calcic soil layers.
- Plants with a preference for calcic soil thrived in the alkaline conditions of the meadow.
FAQs About the word calcic
derived from or containing calcium or limePertaining to, derived from, or containing, calcium or lime.
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The soil in the garden was rich in calcic minerals, perfect for growing vegetables.
The scientist conducted tests to determine the level of calcic content in the limestone sample.
The calcic deposits formed intricate patterns within the cave walls.
Farmers often supplement their fields with calcic fertilizers to improve crop yield.
