cataclastic
cataclastic adjective: describing a type of metamorphic rock that has undergone shearing and granulation by high mechanical stress.
Adjective
cataclastic (not comparable)
- describing a type of metamorphic rock that has undergone shearing and granulation by high mechanical stress
Words that rhyme with cataclastic
- plastic
- elastic
- fantastic
- bombastic
- mastic
- spastic
- heteroplastic
- inelastic
- periphrastic
- pleonastic
- aclastic
- alloplastic
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- anaclastic
- anaplastic
- anticlastic
- aplastic
- autoplastic
- basiplastic
- ceroplastic
- chiastic
- clastic
- cosmoplastic
- drastic
- encomiastic
- enthusiastic
- epispastic
- gelastic
- gymnastic
- heteroblastic
- holophrastic
- homoblastic
- homoplastic
- macroplastic
- normoplastic
- onomastic
- paraphrastic
- sarcastic
- synclastic
- achondroplastic
- agelastic
- antineoplastic
- antiphrastic
- antispastic
- apicoplastic
- autoschediastic
- chiliastic
- conplastic
- cranioplastic
- docimastic
- dramastic
- dynastic
- dysplastic
- ecclesiastic
- ectoblastic
- ectoplastic
- electroplastic
- emplastic
- epiblastic
- epinastic
- esemplastic
Questions about cataclastic
- What does cataclastic mean?
- Cataclastic means describing a type of metamorphic rock that has undergone shearing and granulation by high mechanical stress.
- What part of speech is cataclastic?
- Cataclastic is an adjective.
Words near cataclastic in the dictionary
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