saliniform Synonyms
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saliniform Meaning
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saliniform (a.)
Having the form or the qualities of a salt, especially of common salt.
saliniform Sentence Examples
- The saliniform sediments contained abundant salt crystals.
- The soil was classified as saliniform due to its high salinity levels.
- Halophytes, plants adapted to saline environments, thrived in the saliniform wetlands.
- The groundwater had a saliniform taste, indicating its high salt content.
- The saliniform springs contained therapeutic mineral waters.
- The saliniform lake evaporated during the dry season, leaving behind a thick salt crust.
- The saliniform deposit was a valuable source of salt for ancient civilizations.
- The saliniform crust formed a protective layer over the underlying soil.
- The saliniform solution was used as a preservative for food and other organic materials.
- The saliniform aerosols from the sea provided essential nutrients for coastal plants.
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Having the form or the qualities of a salt, especially of common salt.
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The saliniform sediments contained abundant salt crystals.
The soil was classified as saliniform due to its high salinity levels.
Halophytes, plants adapted to saline environments, thrived in the saliniform wetlands.
The groundwater had a saliniform taste, indicating its high salt content.
