Alluvial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALLUVIAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• soil composed of alluvium
• soil consisting of alluvium
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or derived from alluvium
• of or relating to alluvium
• Pertaining to, contained in, or composed of, alluvium; relating to the deposits made by flowing water; washed away from one place and deposited in another; as, alluvial soil, mud, accumulations, deposits.

Words related to ALLUVIAL

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Words that contain ALLUVIAL

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How to use ALLUVIAL in a sentence

• It prefers a rich, strong soil or alluvial deposit.
• Besides this, there was much easier reading concerning alluvial deposits.
• An alluvial island, with a heavy forest, exists at the point of its confluence with the Mississippi River.
• There never was a richer patch of alluvial, I believe, in any of the fields, and the quantity that was sent down in one year was a caution.
• It requires a deep, rich, alluvial soil, with plenty of room and a good supply of water.
• The period of time at which these operations were carried on in this place must have been very remote, as the present banks have been since entirely formed by alluvial deposits.
• It is impossible to say, with respect to any portion of the alluvial plain, that it may not at some former period have been the bed of one or the other river.
• Stone for building was absent from Babylonia Proper and the alluvial tracts of Susiana, but in the other provinces it abounded.
• The Silver Stream was a big alluvial mine working two levels, and there were close upon a hundred hands below on each shift.
• From Louisville to the mouth of Salt river, twenty miles, the country is level, with a rich alluvial soil, probably at some former period the bed of a lake.
• Curiously enough, at a little distance from the sandy levels or alluvial flats of the sea-shore, the sea-loving coco-nut will not bring its nuts to perfection.
• The cultivation of the alluvial lands in Louisiana is very similar to what I am speaking of in Arkansas.
• I am speaking of the alluvial lands on the Mississippi River, cleared, ready for cultivation, with the improvements existing upon them.
• I will say in that connection that the future of the negro of the South is the alluvial lands.
• They were scattered along the alluvial lands of the Mississippi Valley.
• And, indeed, the Lombard plain is but an insignificant mud flat compared with the vast alluvial plains of Asiatic and American rivers.
• Every great plain is the alluvial deposit of a great river, ultimately derived from a great mountain chain.
• The cliffs gave way to broad alluvial valleys, over which, at times, the gales swept with terrific force.
• An open sandy or loamy alluvial soil is considered ideal.
• Great part of the land here is composed of alluvial bottoms, a large area of which was drained by the Mullkear Cut, through the exertions of Mr.
• Consisting chiefly of the alluvial plain at the mouth of the river Nerbudda, the land is rich and highly cultivated, and though it is without forests it is not wanting in trees.
• Between the Tertiary-capped Chalk plateau and the Thames, a gentler slope, covered with alluvial gravel and brick earth, reaches down to the river.
• Drainage and good tillage will convert much of our low, alluvial lands into a perfect mine of wealth.
• To the north-west the high land receded from the river, having an extensive, and apparently alluvial flat between its base and the course of the stream.
• The soil through which this well was sunk was a light alluvial deposit, based on sand six feet below the surface.
• The intervening basins are filled with a rich alluvial deposit washed down from the hills or left by the receding sea.
• Rich in alluvial soil, open and attractive to the eye, and near the sea, it wanted only greater extent to be one of the finest districts in the Islands.
• Hills attain the altitude of mountains, and the alluvial plains, so conspicuous about Canton, become contracted to narrow valleys.
• Its valleys also, where cleared of forests, are very rich alluvial lands.
• The great flood of 1828 had not touched the La Fourche or Teche, while the entire alluvial plain above had been covered many feet, and for many months.

Similar words containing ALLUVI without suffix al

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