sedimented (Meaning)
sedimented
to deposit as sediment, material deposited by water, wind, or glaciers, to settle to the bottom in a liquid, the material from a liquid that settles to the bottom, material (as stones and sand) deposited by water, wind, or glaciers, the matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid, to deposit sediment
Synonyms & Antonyms of sedimented
sedimented Sentence Examples
- The fine dust particles sedimented gradually, forming distinct layers within the ancient rock.
- Over centuries, the sediment sedimented and hardened into towering sandstone cliffs.
- The sand sedimented at the river's delta, creating a new landmass over time.
- The organic matter sedimented and decomposed, forming the foundation of a thriving ecosystem.
- Sedimentary rocks are formed when sediments sedimented and became compressed under pressure.
- The sediment sedimented on the ocean floor, preserving fossils that provide insights into past life.
- The clay minerals sedimented and formed a barrier that prevented groundwater from flowing.
- Silt and sand sedimented in the estuary, creating a marshy environment.
- The volcanic ash sedimented rapidly, burying entire cities and forests.
- The human remains discovered in the sediment had sedimented and fossilized over thousands of years.
FAQs About the word sedimented
to deposit as sediment, material deposited by water, wind, or glaciers, to settle to the bottom in a liquid, the material from a liquid that settles to the bott
settled, filtered, sifted, cleared,laid, clarified, screened, resettled, strained,sieved
raised, mixed,stirred, disturbed,agitated
The fine dust particles sedimented gradually, forming distinct layers within the ancient rock.
Over centuries, the sediment sedimented and hardened into towering sandstone cliffs.
The sand sedimented at the river's delta, creating a new landmass over time.
The organic matter sedimented and decomposed, forming the foundation of a thriving ecosystem.
