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detritusde‧tri‧tus /dɪˈtraɪtəs/ noun [uncountable] formal detritusOrigin: 1700-1800 Latin past participle of deterere ‘to rub away’ - In the normal aquarium there is plenty of detritus, usually more than necessary for the plants.
- It prefers a fair amount of nutritious detritus.
- Plant detritus if available is sufficient, but if necessary it can also be nourished by liquid fertiliser.
- Rusted chains hung from roof girders; the floor was concrete, fouled by the windswept detritus of years of abandonment.
- Slowly, patiently, silently, over a detritus of cans, wrappers, boxes, papers.
- Therefore unwashed river sand and leaf-mould mixture, or the usual mixture of clay with some organic detritus is suitable.
- Unluckily, though, the boyos were not interested in such cheap detritus.
pieces of waste that remain after something has been broken up or used |