superjacent (Meaning)
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superjacent (a)
lying immediately above or on something else
Synonyms & Antonyms of superjacent
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superjacent Sentence Examples
- The superjacent layer of rock formed a protective shield over the delicate fossils below.
- The superjacent clouds obscured the sun, casting a gloomy shadow over the landscape.
- A superjacent mantle of snow blanketed the mountain peak, obscuring the treacherous terrain.
- The water in the superjacent reservoir seeped through the porous ground, creating a subterranean stream.
- The attic, a superjacent chamber, held forgotten relics and long-lost memories.
- The superjacent forest canopy intercepted sunlight, creating a cool and shaded understory.
- The superjacent penthouse offered panoramic views of the bustling cityscape.
- The superjacent toadstools sprouted from the moist forest floor, their vibrant colors contrasting with the muted surroundings.
- The superjacent skin layer of the reptile protected it from environmental hazards and aided in heat regulation.
- The superjacent skyscrapers cast long shadows across the streets below, creating an urban canyon effect.
FAQs About the word superjacent
lying immediately above or on something else
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The superjacent layer of rock formed a protective shield over the delicate fossils below.
The superjacent clouds obscured the sun, casting a gloomy shadow over the landscape.
A superjacent mantle of snow blanketed the mountain peak, obscuring the treacherous terrain.
The water in the superjacent reservoir seeped through the porous ground, creating a subterranean stream.
