geogenesis

/dʒiːoʊˈdʒɛnɪsɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

The process of forming the Earth, particularly the process of creating the Earth from a hot, molten state to a solid planet.

“The geogenesis of the Earth is still a topic of ongoing scientific research.”

2. noun

The process of forming a particular type of rock or mineral, especially through geological processes.

“The geogenesis of the granite rocks in the region is due to intense heat and pressure.”

3. noun

The process of generating or creating a particular thing, especially through a complex series of events or processes.

“The geogenesis of life on Earth is still a mystery, but scientists continue to study the process.”

Synonyms

  • Earth formation
  • planetary formation

Antonyms

  • abiogenesis
  • destruction