Noun:

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anticline's Usage Examples:

The observer in passing northwards along the axis of that anticline finds himself getting into progressively higher strata as the fold sinks down.

The portion of an anticline which has been removed by denudation is the "aerial arch," dotted in fig.

On the south side of a well-marked anticline in the Upper Old Red Sandstone at North Sannox, the Carboniferous strata reappear on the coast with a south dip showing a similar ascending sequence for about half a mile.

(I-17) thrown into an anticline (AA') and syncline (BB').

The particular bed marked EF has been entirely removed by denudation from the top of the anticline, and is buried deep beneath the centre of the syncline.

Again, the most convenient site for oil wells is the crest of an anticline or "dome," where an impervious stratum imprisons the gas and oil in a subjacent saturated layer under pressure.

Where they dip away from the axis of movement the structure is termed an anticline or anticlinal fold; where they dip towards the axis, it is a syncline or synclinal fold.

of England are the two Tertiary basins of London and Hampshire, separated by the dissected anticline of the Weald.

Hence the anticline noses out to the north and the syncline to the south.

(I) The first is the great anticline of the Pennine Hills which dominates the northern half of England from the Scottish border to Derby.