tuff (Meaning)
Wordnet
tuff (n)
hard volcanic rock composed of compacted volcanic ash
Webster
tuff (n.)
Same as Tufa.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tuff
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tuff Sentence Examples
- The volcanic eruption spewed out incandescent tuff, forming a layer several meters thick.
- The cliffs overlooking the ocean were composed of rugged tuff, providing a stunning backdrop to the coastal scene.
- Geologists studied the tuff deposits to unravel the history of the region's volcanic activity.
- The construction crew used gravel mixed with tuff to create a durable and natural-looking path.
- The tuff floor of the ancient cave was covered in intricate patterns and markings.
- The volcanic bomb exploded upon impact, sending shards of tuff flying in all directions.
- The tuff walls of the canyon stood tall, bearing witness to the eons of geological processes.
- The tuff cone was a prominent feature on the landscape, its steep slopes offering a challenging climb.
- Erosion had weathered the tuff landscape, creating bizarre and otherworldly formations.
- The volcanic ash that had once cooled into tuff now formed a fertile soil for vineyards and olive groves.
FAQs About the word tuff
hard volcanic rock composed of compacted volcanic ashSame as Tufa.
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The volcanic eruption spewed out incandescent tuff, forming a layer several meters thick.
The cliffs overlooking the ocean were composed of rugged tuff, providing a stunning backdrop to the coastal scene.
Geologists studied the tuff deposits to unravel the history of the region's volcanic activity.
The construction crew used gravel mixed with tuff to create a durable and natural-looking path.
