plagioporfiro

Plagioporfiro

Meaning of the word

The term “plagioporfiro” is a male noun that refers to a type of igneous rock, formed by feldspar crystals and quartz in a thin texture matrix. This rock is characterized by the presence of alkaline feldspar phenocrystals, which are larger and more visible than the other minerals present.

Origin of the word

The word “plagioporfiro” originates from ancient Greek, consisting of the terms “plagia” (which means “oblique” or “sloping”) and “porphuros” (which means “purple”). This denomination was attributed due to the reddish or purple color that some varieties of plagioporfiro have.

Adverbs of the word
– Plagioporfirically
– Plagioporfirically
– Plagioporfirically

Conjunctions of the word

– AND
– or
– But

synonyms of the word
– Porfiroid
– Porfiroid
– Porfiroid

Definitions of the Word

  • A type of igneous rock with feldspar and quartz crystals in a thin texture matrix.
  • A reddish rock or purple composed of alkaline feldspar phenocrystals.
  • A variety of volcanic rock with porphyritic texture.

  • Phrases that the word applies





    Plagioporfiro is widely used as construction material.
    Alkaline feldspar phenocrystals give plagionoprofing their characteristic appearance.
    Geologists study plagion formation in volcanic regions.

    Examples of the word in text

    Plagioporfiro is a very resistant and durable rock and is often used in the construction of sidewalks and facade coatings.

    Alkaline feldspar phenocrystals present in plagioporfiro give it a unique and attractive appearance.

    Plagioporfiro formation occurs in volcanic environments, where the rock is subjected to high temperatures and pressures.

    rhymes with the word
    – Porfiro
    – Zafiro
    – Retreat

    anagrams with the word
    – Porphyropilga
    – Pyroplagifor
    – Pyroplagifor

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