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71sed|en|ta|tion — «SEHD uhn TAY shuhn», noun. the state of having become sedentary …
72sed|i|men|tal — «SEHD uh MEHN tuhl», adjective. = sedimentary. (Cf. ↑sedimentary) …
73sed|i|men|ta|ri|ly — «SEHD uh MEHN tuhr uh lee», adverb. in the form of a sedimentary deposit …
74sed|i|men|ta|ry — «SEHD uh MEHN tuhr ee», adjective. 1. of sediment; having to do with sedimen. 2. Geology. formed from sediment. Shale is a sedimentary rock. »Sedimentary rocks are derived not only from rock fragments but also from plant and animal remains… …
75sed|i|men|ta|tion — «SEHD uh mehn TAY shuhn», noun. the action or fact of depositing sediment …
76sed|i|men|to|log|ic — «SEHD uh MEHN tuh LOJ ihk», adjective. = sedimentological. (Cf. ↑sedimentological) …
77sed|i|men|tol|o|gist — «SEHD uh mehn TOL uh jihst», noun. a specialist in sedimentology: »Sedimentologists are trying to acquire a deeper physical, chemical and biological insight into modern sediments and apply this knowledge to interpreting sediments of the past (New …
78sed|i|men|tol|o|gy — «SEHD uh mehn TOL uh jee», noun. the branch of geology that deals with the formation and structure of sediments …
79sed|i|ment — «SEHD uh muhnt», noun, verb. –n. 1. any matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid; dregs. SYNONYM(S): lees. 2. Geology. earth, stones, or other matter suspended in or deposited by water, wind, or ice: »When the Nile overflows, it deposits… …
80SED-Kreisleitung — Emblem der SED Wahlkampfzettel der SED PDS 1989 …