Associations to the word «Sediment»
Noun
- Flood
- Influx
- Spit
- Filtration
- Pollution
- Gully
- Depth
- Eruption
- Sonar
- Oxygen
- Slope
- Beach
- Sampler
- Tsunami
- Feeder
- Marsh
- Margin
- Formation
- Incision
- Transporting
- Bog
- Ganges
- Dam
- Toxicity
- Bacterium
- Pebble
- Reservoir
- Dispersal
- Matrice
- Methanol
- Sink
- Fauna
- Wave
- Core
- Spawning
- M3
- Basement
- Mantle
- Concentration
- Lowland
- Carbon
- Fluctuation
- Surf
- Caves
- Intrusion
- Crater
- Epa
- Equilibrium
- Chromatography
- Escarpment
- Nitrate
- Zone
- Environment
- Himalayas
- Metal
- Settling
- Lake
- Sulfur
- Melt
- Water
- Canyon
- Uranium
- Biomass
- Climate
- Trap
- Fjord
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SEDIMENT, noun. A collection of small particles, particularly dirt, that precipitates from a river or other body of water.
SEDIMENT, verb. (transitive) To deposit material as a sediment.
SEDIMENT, verb. (intransitive) To be deposited as a sediment.
Dictionary definition
SEDIMENT, noun. Matter that has been deposited by some natural process.
SEDIMENT, verb. Deposit as a sediment.
SEDIMENT, verb. Settle as sediment.
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