Definition of exogenic in English:

exogenic

adjective ˌɛksə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkˌeksəˈjenik

Geology

Formed or occurring on the surface of the earth.
Often contrasted with endogenic
Example sentencesExamples
- The distinction between the cycling processes at, or near, the Earth's surface and those in the Earth's deeper interior found its way into the scientific terminology, which distinguishes between exogenic and endogenic cycles.
- At the discovery outcrop, the black glass-lined effusion crater with its glassy tendrils marks the transition from subterranean fulgurite tubes to exogenic styles of formation.
- They're something other than just craters and surface features which are formed by exogenic processes.
- No devitrification textures are noted in either the exogenic or terrestrial varieties.
- I propose the term exogenic fulgurites (formed at or above the earth's surface) to distinguish this class from subterranean varieties.

Definition of exogenic in US English:

exogenic

adjectiveˌeksəˈjenik

Geology

Formed or occurring on the surface of the earth.
Often contrasted with endogenic
Example sentencesExamples
- They're something other than just craters and surface features which are formed by exogenic processes.
- No devitrification textures are noted in either the exogenic or terrestrial varieties.
- I propose the term exogenic fulgurites (formed at or above the earth's surface) to distinguish this class from subterranean varieties.
- The distinction between the cycling processes at, or near, the Earth's surface and those in the Earth's deeper interior found its way into the scientific terminology, which distinguishes between exogenic and endogenic cycles.
- At the discovery outcrop, the black glass-lined effusion crater with its glassy tendrils marks the transition from subterranean fulgurite tubes to exogenic styles of formation.

单词	exogenic
释义	Definition of exogenic in English: exogenic adjective ˌɛksə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkˌeksəˈjenik Geology Formed or occurring on the surface of the earth. Often contrasted with endogenic Example sentencesExamples The distinction between the cycling processes at, or near, the Earth's surface and those in the Earth's deeper interior found its way into the scientific terminology, which distinguishes between exogenic and endogenic cycles. At the discovery outcrop, the black glass-lined effusion crater with its glassy tendrils marks the transition from subterranean fulgurite tubes to exogenic styles of formation. They're something other than just craters and surface features which are formed by exogenic processes. No devitrification textures are noted in either the exogenic or terrestrial varieties. I propose the term exogenic fulgurites (formed at or above the earth's surface) to distinguish this class from subterranean varieties. Definition of exogenic in US English: exogenic adjectiveˌeksəˈjenik Geology Formed or occurring on the surface of the earth. Often contrasted with endogenic Example sentencesExamples They're something other than just craters and surface features which are formed by exogenic processes. No devitrification textures are noted in either the exogenic or terrestrial varieties. I propose the term exogenic fulgurites (formed at or above the earth's surface) to distinguish this class from subterranean varieties. The distinction between the cycling processes at, or near, the Earth's surface and those in the Earth's deeper interior found its way into the scientific terminology, which distinguishes between exogenic and endogenic cycles. At the discovery outcrop, the black glass-lined effusion crater with its glassy tendrils marks the transition from subterranean fulgurite tubes to exogenic styles of formation.
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