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geocycle

geocycle noun: the long-term, large-scale pathway by which chemical elements or compounds move through the Earth's non-living, geological reservoirs, such as the crust, mantle, and atmosphere.

Noun

geocycle (plural geocycles)

  1. the long-term, large-scale pathway by which chemical elements or compounds move through the Earth's non-living, geological reservoirs, such as the crust, mantle, and atmosphere

Forms of geocycle

pluralgeocycles

Words formed from geocycle

Questions about geocycle

What does geocycle mean?
Geocycle means the long-term, large-scale pathway by which chemical elements or compounds move through the Earth's non-living, geological reservoirs, such as the crust, mantle, and atmosphere.
What part of speech is geocycle?
Geocycle is a noun.
What is the plural of geocycle?
The plural of geocycle is geocycles.

Words near geocycle in the dictionary

  1. geocryology
  2. geocultural
  3. geoculturally
  4. geoculture
  5. geocultures
  6. geocycle
  7. geocyclic
  8. geod
  9. geodal
  10. geodashing
  11. geodata

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