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Definition of Devonian - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
person from DevonUK native or inhabitant of Devon, EnglandUK
- She met a Devonian who shared stories of the region.
2.
geologyTECH. geological period known for fish dominanceTECH.
- The Devonian is often called the Age of Fishes.
Adjective
1.
geologyTECH. from the geological period about 419 to 359 million years agoTECH.
- The Devonian rocks are predominantly marine sediments.
2.
geographyRare UK pertaining to the English region of DevonRare UK
- The Devonian architecture is quite charming.
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geological time from 405 to 345 million years ago
The Devonian period is known as the Age of Fishes.
Origin of Devonian
English, Devon (a region in England)
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Examples of Devonian in a sentence
The museum featured artifacts from ancient Devonians. The Devonian saw the rise of early forests. Coral reefs expanded during the Devonian. The Devonian period is known for its diverse marine life. Devonian fossils were discovered in the cliffside. The Devonian coastlines are breathtakingly beautiful.
Devonian traditions are celebrated annually in the town.
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- French:Devonien, dévonien, ...
- German:Devonier, geologisch, ...
- Italian:devoniano, Devoniano, ...
- Spanish:devonense, devónico, ...
- Portuguese:devoniano, do período Devoniano, ...
- Chinese:德文郡人, 属于泥盆纪的, ...
- Japanese:デヴォン出身の人, デボニアン, ...
- Arabic:دِفوني, مِن دِيفُون, ...
- Hebrew:דֶּבוֹנִי, דְּבוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:девонец, девонский, ...
- Ukrainian:девонець, девонський, ...
- Hindi:डेवोनियन, डिवोनी, ...
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