granitification (Meaning)
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granitification (n.)
The act or the process of forming into granite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of granitification
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granitification Sentence Examples
- The granitification of the gneissic complex resulted in the formation of large granite bodies.
- The intense heat and pressure during granitification recrystallized the minerals, giving the rock a coarse-grained appearance.
- The granitification process is responsible for the conversion of metamorphic rocks into igneous rocks.
- The granitification of the schistose rocks produced a granitic batholith that extended for hundreds of kilometers.
- The granitification event occurred during the Proterozoic era, approximately 1.8 billion years ago.
- The granitification of the sedimentary sequence resulted in the development of pegmatite veins and dikes.
- The granitification process involves the introduction of granitic fluids into the host rock.
- The granitification of the volcanic rocks created a hybrid rock type known as granodiorite.
- The granitification of the limestone formation led to the formation of marble and skarn deposits.
- The study of granitification provides insights into the deep geological processes that shape the Earth's crust.
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The act or the process of forming into granite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The granitification of the gneissic complex resulted in the formation of large granite bodies.
The intense heat and pressure during granitification recrystallized the minerals, giving the rock a coarse-grained appearance.
The granitification process is responsible for the conversion of metamorphic rocks into igneous rocks.
The granitification of the schistose rocks produced a granitic batholith that extended for hundreds of kilometers.
