felspath
/ˈfɛlspeɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A group of rock-forming minerals that are rich in aluminum silicates, especially those of the plagioclase series.
“The geologist studied the felspath composition of the ancient rocks.”
2. noun
A type of igneous rock, typically of granitic composition, characterized by an abundance of feldspar minerals.
“The felspath rock was formed as a result of intense volcanic activity.”