- Look up
intrusive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Intrusive may
refer to:
Intrusiveness, a
typically unwelcome behavior,
interrupting and disturbing...
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Intrusiveness can
refer to a behavior, act,
state or
disposition towards being intrusive,
interrupting and
disturbing to others.
Intrusiveness is typically...
- An
intrusive thought is an unwelcome,
involuntary thought, image, or
unpleasant idea that may
become an obsession, is
upsetting or distressing, and can...
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Intrusive rock is
formed when
magma penetrates existing rock, crystallizes, and
solidifies underground to form intrusions, such as batholiths, ****s,...
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Linking R and
intrusive R are
sandhi phenomena where a
rhotic consonant is
pronounced between two
consecutive vowels with the
purpose of
avoiding a hiatus...
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alkaline to
peralkaline igneous magmas in
pegmatites or with
carbonatite intrusives.
Perovskite mineral phases are
common hosts to rare-earth
elements within...
- A
sheet intrusion, or
tabular intrusion, is a
planar sheet of
roughly the same thickness, that
forms inside a pre-existing rock. When it cuts into another...
- An
intrusive suite is a
group of
igneous intrusions related in time and space. All
rocks in an
intrusive suite result from the same magma-producing event...
- eon to the present.
Nearly all
carbonatite occurrences are
intrusives or
subvolcanic intrusives. This is
because carbonatite lava flows,
being composed largely...
- composition.
Solidification into rock
occurs either below the
surface as
intrusive rocks or on the
surface as
extrusive rocks.
Igneous rock may form with...
