WordNet
n. (geology) a natural process whereby geological features are modified [syn: geologic process]
Usage examples of "geological process".
It was probably sculpted by slow geological process over millions of years.
For native aluminium to have been used for that, an even rarer geological process, giving lumps of aluminium rather than grains, would be necessary.
A new landscape of ruin and refuse and industrial filth was created, in a speeded-up parody of geological process.
The tunnel was about two meters wide, the walls about as cylindrical as the surface rock was flat-too good to be the product of any geological process, but too rough to have been machined.
The Chenzeme conquest had the flavor of a geological process: slow but inevitable.
Some mysterious geological process had welded the fingerlike talons, joining multiple slender spires in a mesh of stony arches.
What destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah was not some normal geological process.
Was he witnessing, he wondered, some wonderfully speeded-up geological process?
On planets with thick atmospheres, weather would do the same, while geological process wrought their own destructions.