left lateral
left lateral adjective: of a strike-slip fault, a block on the far side moving to the left when viewed from either side of the fault.
Adjective
left lateral (comparative more left lateral, superlative most left lateral)
- Of a strike-slip fault, a block on the far side moving to the left when viewed from either side of the fault.
Forms of left lateral
| comparative | more left lateral |
|---|---|
| superlative | most left lateral |
Words that rhyme with left lateral
- collateral
- lateral
- bilateral
- equilateral
- multilateral
- unilateral
- longilateral
- quadrilateral
- trilateral
- acousticolateral
- ambilateral
- anterolateral
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- apicolateral
- axiolateral
- basilateral
- basolateral
- caudolateral
- centrolateral
- contralateral
- costolateral
- counterlateral
- craniolateral
- dextrolateral
- distolateral
- dorsolateral
- ectolateral
- frontolateral
- hemilateral
- heterolateral
- homolateral
- inferolateral
- ipsilateral
- isolateral
- labiolateral
- laterolateral
- linguolateral
- matrilateral
- mediolateral
- mesiolateral
- mesolateral
- midlateral
- monolateral
- obliquolateral
- occipitolateral
- octavolateral
- octolateral
- omnilateral
- orbitolateral
- palmarolateral
- patrilateral
- plantolateral
- plurilateral
- polylateral
- posterolateral
- prolateral
- proximolateral
- retrolateral
- right lateral
- rostrolateral
- sacrolateral
Questions about left lateral
- What does left lateral mean?
- Left lateral means of a strike-slip fault, a block on the far side moving to the left when viewed from either side of the fault.
- What part of speech is left lateral?
- Left lateral is an adjective.
Words near left lateral in the dictionary
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