alluvions

[US]/ˈæl.uː.viən/
[UK]/əˈlʌ.vɪ.ən/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.land formed by the deposit of sediment carried by water, especially a river; a wave breaking on a shore; flood; sandbank

Phrases & Collocations

alluvion deposition

river alluvion formation

alluvion analysis

alluvion land reclamation

Example Sentences

the riverbank was eroded by the force of the alluvion.

geologists studied the layers of alluvion to understand past climate change.

the alluvion deposited fertile soil on the farmland, boosting crop yields.

over time, the alluvion formed a new delta at the river's mouth.

the construction project had to account for the potential impact of alluvion on nearby structures.

the valley floor was covered in a thick layer of alluvion, indicating frequent flooding.

understanding the dynamics of alluvion is crucial for managing river systems effectively.

the alluvion carried a variety of sediments, from fine silt to large boulders.

the study revealed the complex interplay between erosion and alluvion in shaping the landscape.

farmers often use alluvion to enrich their soil, improving its fertility.

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