semiligneous (Meaning)
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semiligneous (a.)
Half or partially ligneous, as a stem partly woody and partly herbaceous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semiligneous
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semiligneous Sentence Examples
- The semiligneous magma flowed slowly beneath the Earth's crust, its molten state conducive to volcanic activity.
- Scientists analyzed the semiligneous rock samples, hoping to gain insights into the formation of igneous rocks.
- The semiligneous material oozed from the volcano's vent, threatening nearby settlements with its destructive path.
- The hot semiligneous rock hissed as it encountered the cold water, creating a plume of steam.
- The semiligneous lava bubbled and churned in the volcanic crater, its molten interior glowing with an eerie orange light.
- The semiligneous magma chamber was a vast underground reservoir of molten rock, fueling volcanic eruptions.
- The semiligneous core of the planet was composed of iron and nickel, its extreme heat and pressure shaping the Earth's magnetic field.
- The semiligneous material hardened over time, forming igneous rocks with unique textures and compositions.
- The construction crew used semiligneous rock as a foundation for the skyscraper, ensuring its stability and strength.
- The semiligneous layer of the Earth's mantle played a crucial role in the movement of tectonic plates.
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Half or partially ligneous, as a stem partly woody and partly herbaceous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The semiligneous magma flowed slowly beneath the Earth's crust, its molten state conducive to volcanic activity.
Scientists analyzed the semiligneous rock samples, hoping to gain insights into the formation of igneous rocks.
The semiligneous material oozed from the volcano's vent, threatening nearby settlements with its destructive path.
The hot semiligneous rock hissed as it encountered the cold water, creating a plume of steam.
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