Definition of adinole in English:

adinole

noun ˈadɪnəʊl

A hard, fine-grained rock, rich in albite, resulting from contact metamorphism of shales, slates, etc.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Shepard (1804–1886). From French adinole from ancient Greek ἁδινός crowded, abundant + an element of uncertain origin (perhaps French -ole, although the semantic motivation is unclear).

Definition of adinole in US English:

adinole

nounˈadɪnəʊl

A hard, fine-grained rock, rich in albite, resulting from contact metamorphism of shales, slates, etc.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Shepard (1804–1886). From French adinole from ancient Greek ἁδινός crowded, abundant + an element of uncertain origin (perhaps French -ole, although the semantic motivation is unclear).

单词	adinole
释义	Definition of adinole in English: adinole noun ˈadɪnəʊl A hard, fine-grained rock, rich in albite, resulting from contact metamorphism of shales, slates, etc. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Shepard (1804–1886). From French adinole from ancient Greek ἁδινός crowded, abundant + an element of uncertain origin (perhaps French -ole, although the semantic motivation is unclear). Definition of adinole in US English: adinole nounˈadɪnəʊl A hard, fine-grained rock, rich in albite, resulting from contact metamorphism of shales, slates, etc. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Shepard (1804–1886). From French adinole from ancient Greek ἁδινός crowded, abundant + an element of uncertain origin (perhaps French -ole, although the semantic motivation is unclear).
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