saliferous (Meaning)
Wordnet
saliferous (s)
containing or yielding salt
Webster
saliferous (a.)
Producing, or impregnated with, salt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of saliferous
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saliferous Sentence Examples
- The saliferous lake replenished its mineral content through constant evaporation and precipitation.
- The saliferous soil nurtured the growth of salt-tolerant plants, creating a unique ecosystem.
- The saliferous springs flowed unceasingly, depositing crystals in their wake.
- The saliferous mine yielded vast quantities of salt, servicing the culinary and industrial needs of the region.
- The saliferous aquifer extended deep beneath the surface, providing a reliable source of water and minerals.
- The saliferous industry boomed during times of conflict, when salt was essential for food preservation.
- The saliferous deposit formed over millennia, creating a layered structure with distinct mineral compositions.
- The saliferous lake's salinity supported a diverse population of brine shrimp and other halophilic organisms.
- The saliferous crust on the lake's surface glistened under the sunlight, creating a surreal landscape.
- The saliferous waters of the springs had therapeutic properties, attracting visitors seeking relief from various ailments.
FAQs About the word saliferous
containing or yielding saltProducing, or impregnated with, salt.
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The saliferous lake replenished its mineral content through constant evaporation and precipitation.
The saliferous soil nurtured the growth of salt-tolerant plants, creating a unique ecosystem.
The saliferous springs flowed unceasingly, depositing crystals in their wake.
The saliferous mine yielded vast quantities of salt, servicing the culinary and industrial needs of the region.
