marcasitical (Meaning)
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marcasitical (a.)
Containing, or having the nature of, marcasite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of marcasitical
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marcasitical Sentence Examples
- The marcasitical pyrite crystals exhibited an iridescent surface that shimmered in the sunlight.
- The mine yielded abundant marcasitical concretions, resembling miniature brass orbs.
- The formation of marcasitical pyrite often indicated the presence of sulfur-rich minerals in the surrounding rock.
- The inclusion of marcasitical crystals in sedimentary strata provided clues to the paleoenvironment.
- The marcasitical texture of the ore made it distinct from other types of sulfide deposits.
- The slow cooling of magma resulted in the growth of large marcasitical crystals within igneous rocks.
- The presence of marcasitical artifacts in archaeological sites shed light on the metalworking practices of ancient civilizations.
- The marcasitical inclusions within fossils preserved evidence of ancient life forms.
- The mining and processing of marcasitical ores played a significant role in the economic development of certain regions.
- The formation of marcasitical deposits was closely tied to the chemical composition and redox conditions of the surrounding environment.
FAQs About the word marcasitical
Containing, or having the nature of, marcasite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The marcasitical pyrite crystals exhibited an iridescent surface that shimmered in the sunlight.
The mine yielded abundant marcasitical concretions, resembling miniature brass orbs.
The formation of marcasitical pyrite often indicated the presence of sulfur-rich minerals in the surrounding rock.
The inclusion of marcasitical crystals in sedimentary strata provided clues to the paleoenvironment.
