- illuviate
- il•lu•vi•ate[[t]ɪˈlu viˌeɪt[/t]] v. i. -at•ed, -at•inggel to undergo or produce illuviation•Etymology: 1925–30; illuvi(al)+-ate
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illuviate
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illuviate — [i lo͞o′vē āt΄] vi. illuviated, illuviating to be subjected to illuviation … English World dictionary
illuviate — /i looh vee ayt /, v.i., illuviated, illuviating. 1. to undergo illuviation. 2. to produce illuviation. [ < L illuvi(es) mud (see ILLUVIAL) + ATE1] * * * … Universalium
illuviate — il·lu·vi·ate … English syllables
illuviate — iˈlüvēˌāt also ilˈyü intransitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: in (II) + luviate (as in alluviate) : to undergo illuviation * * * /i looh vee ayt /, v.i., illuviated, illuviating. 1. to undergo illuviation … Useful english dictionary
illuvium — n. (pl. iums, ia) material removed from soil layer by rainwater and deposited in lower layer. ♦ illuvial, a. ♦ illuviate, v.i. undergo illuviation. ♦ illuviation, n. accumulation of illuvium … Dictionary of difficult words
