tectonic

adjective

UK /tekˈtɒnɪk/

1
always before nounrelating to the structure and movement of the surface of the Earth
Although the mantle below the tectonic plates is solid, it does move.
As a result of the depth and magnitude of the earthquake and nature of the tectonic shift, a giant wave spread throughout the Paicifc.
Synonyms and related words
The Earth’s surface and its features
aquifer
continental drift
continental shelf
2
usually before nountectonic changes are very large and significant
The tectonic shift in the American church isn’t coming – it’s here.
Something’s changing and it feels tectonic.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe changes
all/other things being equal
away
beyond/out of (all) recognition

单词	tectonic
释义	tectonic adjective UK /tekˈtɒnɪk/ Other entries for this word tectonic plate noun DEFINITIONS2 1 always before nounrelating to the structure and movement of the surface of the Earth Although the mantle below the tectonic plates is solid, it does move. As a result of the depth and magnitude of the earthquake and nature of the tectonic shift, a giant wave spread throughout the Paicifc. Synonyms and related words The Earth’s surface and its features aquifer continental drift continental shelf 2 usually before nountectonic changes are very large and significant The tectonic shift in the American church isn’t coming – it’s here. Something’s changing and it feels tectonic. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe changes all/other things being equal away beyond/out of (all) recognition tectonic adjective US /tekˈtɑnɪk/ Other entries for this word tectonic plate noun DEFINITIONS2 1 relating to the structure and movement of the surface of the earth Synonyms and related words The Earth’s surface and its features aquifer continental drift continental shelf 2 usually before nountectonic changes are very large and significant The tectonic shift in the American church isn’t coming – it’s here. Something’s changing and it feels tectonic. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe changes all/other things being equal away beyond/out of (all) recognition
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