geotonic

/dʒiːɒtɒnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or caused by the earth or soil

“The geotonic forces that formed the mountain range are still debated among geologists.”

2. noun

a type of rock that is formed by the alteration of existing rocks under the influence of the earth’s crust

“The geotonic rock was discovered in the new excavation site, offering valuable insights into the earth’s geological history.”

Synonyms

  • earth-tonic
  • tectonic

Antonyms

  • atmospheric
  • hydrologic