geologic
or ge·o·log·i·cal
[jee-uh-loj-ik or jee-uh-loj-i-kuh l]
Origin of geologic
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Related Words for geologic
golden, silvery, iron, mineral, hard, leaden, fusible, geologic, metallurgic, stannic, tinnyExamples from the Web for geologic
Contemporary Examples of geologic
The sepia-toned photos he took while swimming out in the water give the waves a solid, geologic look.
The U.S. Geologic Survey, meanwhile, reported that aftershocks were likely.
Historical Examples of geologic
The southwestern corner of Wisconsin is a geologic curiosity.
Project MastodonClifford Donald Simak
This is accomplished by geologic and topographic mapping of the surface.
The Economic Aspect of GeologyC. K. Leith
In such classification the geologic factors are more important.
The Economic Aspect of GeologyC. K. Leith
Just as minerals may be grouped by provinces, they may be grouped by geologic ages.
The Economic Aspect of GeologyC. K. Leith
Field work is an essential part of any course of geologic training.
The Economic Aspect of GeologyC. K. Leith
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