How To Spell marl?
How to Pronounce marl?
Correct pronunciation for the word "marl" is [mˈɑːl], [mˈɑːl], [m_ˈɑː_l].
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"Marl" in context
Marl is a type of sedimentary rock commonly found around the world. It is often used as filler in soil and landscaping materials, as well as a construction material for roads and buildings.
Marl is made up of a mixture of limestone, clay, and silt. It is often referred to as a "marling," which is the sedimentary process of mixing the different components together. The limestone and silt form a base for the marl, while the clay helps to bind the components and create a cohesive texture.
Marl is made up of a mixture of limestone, clay, and silt. It is often referred to as a "marling," which is the sedimentary process of mixing the different components together. The limestone and silt form a base for the marl, while the clay helps to bind the components and create a cohesive texture.
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This graph shows how "marl" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
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