Words and phrases that have a meaning related to emplacement:  (163 results)
Often used in the same context:
norite, silicic, anastomosing, monzonite, diabase, alkalic, dolomites, lapilli, pelitic, orogenic, extrusive, alunite, dacite, tensional, ultrabasic, amphibolite, vein quartz, albite, metamorphism, ankerite, schists, countermine, hornfels, diorite, lamprophyre, pelite, colluvium, airburst, argentiferous, porphyries, mylonite, clastic, mineralizing, lithic, siderite, pyrophyllite, hornblende, felsite, carbides, sericite, anticlines, syncline, cherty, pyroxenite, stratiform, kaolinite, argillaceous, greisen, precambrian, arenite, greywacke, depositional, illite, dunite, calcic, schistose, anomalism, graben, azimuths, enargite, lithology, pyroclastic, syenite, dolerite, claystone, proximal, gossan, anorthosite, hypogene, craton, eudialyte, pentlandite, limestones, mantling, gun emplacement, dilatant, compressional, autunite, covellite, mortaring, gneiss, brecciation, facies, palaeozoic, actinolite, revetments, mammillary, metallogenic, foliation, detrital, siltstone, pluton, hypabyssal, archaean, minesweeping, veinlet, gabbro, abyssal, eolian, orpiment, dextral, electrum, emplacements, encampment, bunker, dugout, launch, move, blockhouse, bridgehead, deployment, push, aerodrome, airfield, barricade, breakout, camp, checkpoint, consignment, incursion, installation, mooring, inferred, lithospheric, metamorphic, crustal, subsolidus, adiabatic, climate, climatological, diagenetic, geologic, geological, geothermal, isochoric, landform, nebular, neotectonic, nonuniform, radiative, stratospheric
Appears in the definition of:
emplace, gun emplacement, nest, pillbox, weapons emplacement
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— Adjectives for emplacement: gun, concrete, german, final, tectonic, ophiolite, forceful, old, granitoid, mortar, sandbagged, more...

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