Definition of metamorphic
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:of or relating to metamorphosis
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Granite gneiss, a metamorphic rock found in the Lower Hudson Valley, was sourced from the land and used to create home’s unique interior rock wall, as well as the three wood-burning fireplaces throughout the home.
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A part of DeKalb County’s necklace of metamorphic mountains, including Stone Mountain and Panola Mountain, Arabia is near Lithonia and adjacent to the Monastery of the Holy Spirit.
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To create these designs, artists first paint on a liquid lip color base coat, then meticulously add swirls and cracks in different hues to mimic the metamorphic rock.
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Their plan was to have swarms of mini robots use 3D printing technology to stamp out multifunctional, metamorphic and programmable materials.
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First Known Use of metamorphic
1816
METAMORPHIC Defined for Kids
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adjective
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Definition of metamorphic for Students
:formed by the action of pressure, heat, and water that results in a more compact form
- a metamorphic rock
Medical Dictionary
metamorphic
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meta·mor·phic
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medical Definition of metamorphic
:of or relating to metamorphosis
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