alluvio
/al.lu.'vi.ːo/Definitions
1. noun
A deposit of sediment carried by water, such as sand, silt, or clay, and deposited at the mouth of a river or in a low-lying area.
“The beach was formed by alluvio deposits from the nearby river.”
1. noun
A deposit of sediment carried by water, such as sand, silt, or clay, and deposited at the mouth of a river or in a low-lying area.
“The beach was formed by alluvio deposits from the nearby river.”