anticlinal
ˌæntɪˈklaɪnl̩
Definition

Definition of anticlinal - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
geologyTECH.related to or part of an anticlineTECH.
  • The anticlinal structure was evident in the rock formation.
folded geological
2.
plantTECH.describing cell division perpendicular to a surfaceTECH.
  • Anticlinal divisions are common in plant epidermis.
orthogonal perpendicular transverse
3.
slopeTECH.sloping downward away from a common crestTECH.
  • The anticlinal ridge sloped away on both sides.
inclined sloping
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Origin of anticlinal

Greek, anti (against) + klino (to lean)

Examples of anticlinal in a sentence

  • Anticlinal folds were visible in the cliff.
  • Anticlinal growth patterns are studied in botany.
  • Researchers observed anticlinal cell arrangements in the sample.
  • The anticlinal formation was evident in the landscape.
  • Geologists studied the anticlinal structures in the area.

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  1. French:anticlinal, ...
  2. German:antiklinal, abwärtsgeneigt, ...
  3. Italian:anticlinale, ...
  4. Spanish:anticlinal, perpendicular, ...
  5. Portuguese:anticlinal, transversal, ...
  6. Chinese:背斜的, 垂直的, ...
  7. Japanese:背斜の, 垂直分裂の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَعَلِّق بِالطَّيَّة المُحَدَّبَة, أَنْتِيكْلِينَالِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֲנְטִיקְלִינָלִי, אַנְטִיקְלִינִי, ...
  10. Russian:антиклинальный, наклонный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:антиклінальний, ...
  12. Hindi:एंटी-क्लाइन, एंटीक्लिनल, ...

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