Definitions

1. noun

A gently sloping geological formation, especially a layer of rock or soil with a gradual increase in age.

“The geologist studied the unique homocline that formed in the region’s layered rock formation.”

2. noun

In geology, a type of fold where the limbs are of approximately equal length, often giving a curved or saddle-like shape.

“The geologist carefully examined the homocline in the mountain’s terrain, noting its unique geological features.”