How To Spell anticlinal?
How to Pronounce anticlinal?
Correct pronunciation for the word "anticlinal" is [ˌantɪklˈɪnə͡l], [ˌantɪklˈɪnəl], [ˌa_n_t_ɪ_k_l_ˈɪ_n_əl].
What are the misspellings for anticlinal?
- znticlinal,
- snticlinal,
- wnticlinal,
- qnticlinal,
- abticlinal,
- amticlinal,
- ajticlinal,
- ahticlinal,
- anriclinal,
- anficlinal,
- angiclinal,
- anyiclinal,
- anticlynal,
- anticlinel,
- Antaclinial,
- Antiaclinial,
- Anti-clinial,
- Anticlineal,
- Antiklinial,
- Antiklinel
"Anticlinal" in context
An anticline is a geological formation in which the layers of sedimentary rock are arched upwards, with the most convex points of the fold pointing upwards, as opposed to a syncline, in which the layers of sedimentary rock are bowed downwards. Anticlines are most often the result of compression due to tectonic forces, and they can occur in any of the three types of rocks: igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. In sedimentary rocks, anticlines are typically formed when layers of rock are uplifted and then subjected to forces of subsidence and erosion, forming lines of rock that fold upward.
What are similar-sounding words for anticlinal?
Usage over time for anticlinal:
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Synonyms for Anticlinal:
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Resources
- Correct spelling for anticlinal [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- anticlinal - English spelling dictionary
- Anticlinal | Definition of anticlinal by Merriam-Webster
- Anticlinal definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Anticlinal | Definition of anticlinal at Dictionary.com
- Anticlinal dictionary definition | anticlinal defined
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