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avulsive cutoff

avulsive cutoff noun: the event or process by which an avulsion of a river changes land access and, in some jurisdictions and situations, land ownership.

Noun

avulsive cutoff (plural avulsive cutoffs)

  1. The event or process by which an avulsion of a river changes land access and, in some jurisdictions and situations, land ownership.

Forms of avulsive cutoff

pluralavulsive cutoffs

Questions about avulsive cutoff

What does avulsive cutoff mean?
Avulsive cutoff means the event or process by which an avulsion of a river changes land access and, in some jurisdictions and situations, land ownership.
What part of speech is avulsive cutoff?
Avulsive cutoff is a noun.
What is the plural of avulsive cutoff?
The plural of avulsive cutoff is avulsive cutoffs.

Words near avulsive cutoff in the dictionary

  1. avulses
  2. avulsing
  3. avulsion
  4. avulsions
  5. avulsive
  6. avulsive cutoff
  7. avulsive cutoffs
  8. avuncuclan
  9. avuncular
  10. avuncularism
  11. avuncularities

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