hyalomylonite
hyalomylonite noun: a type of mylonite formed under a more extreme degree of deformation, resulting in a smoother, glassy or shiny texture.
Noun
hyalomylonite (countable and uncountable, plural hyalomylonites)
- A type of mylonite formed under a more extreme degree of deformation, resulting in a smoother, glassy or shiny texture.
Forms of hyalomylonite
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Origin of hyalomylonite
From Ancient Greek ὕαλος (húalos, “glassy”) + Ancient Greek μυλών (mulṓn, “mill”) + -ite.
Questions about hyalomylonite
- What does hyalomylonite mean?
- Hyalomylonite means a type of mylonite formed under a more extreme degree of deformation, resulting in a smoother, glassy or shiny texture.
- What part of speech is hyalomylonite?
- Hyalomylonite is a noun.
- What is the plural of hyalomylonite?
- The plural of hyalomylonite is hyalomylonites.
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