Definitions

1. adjective

Resembling or having the form of limestone, especially in being composed of calcium carbonate, or resembling limestone in texture.

“The calciform rocks in the canyon formed over millions of years through geological processes.”

2. noun

A type of limestone or rock resembling limestone in texture.

“The geologist studied the calciform formations in the new national park.”

3. adjective

Relating to or resembling calcis, or a type of lime, especially in being composed of calcium carbonate.

“The calciform deposits in the ocean floor were a result of chemical reactions.”