Definition of alluvion in English:

alluvion

noun əˈl(j)uːvɪənəˈluviən

mass nounLaw

The action of the sea or a river in adding to the area of land by deposition.
Compare with avulsion
Example sentencesExamples
- We concluded that it would be consistent with the doctrines of alluvion and avulsion if ownership of the land in question was not affected by reclamation.
- We studied the genesis and properties of soils in alluvial areas known to be reclaimed by the alluvion system about 100 years ago, and compared these soils with natural, adjacent alluvial soils.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally denoting a flood, especially one carrying suspended material which is then deposited): from French, from Latin alluvio(n-), from ad- 'towards' + luere 'to wash'.

Rhymes

antediluvian, diluvian, Peruvian

Definition of alluvion in US English:

alluvion

nounəˈlo͞ovēənəˈluviən

Law

The action of the sea or a river in forming new land by deposition.
Compare with avulsion
Example sentencesExamples
- We concluded that it would be consistent with the doctrines of alluvion and avulsion if ownership of the land in question was not affected by reclamation.
- We studied the genesis and properties of soils in alluvial areas known to be reclaimed by the alluvion system about 100 years ago, and compared these soils with natural, adjacent alluvial soils.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally denoting a flood, especially one carrying suspended material which is then deposited): from French, from Latin alluvio(n-), from ad- ‘towards’ + luere ‘to wash’.

单词	alluvion
释义	Definition of alluvion in English: alluvion noun əˈl(j)uːvɪənəˈluviən mass nounLaw The action of the sea or a river in adding to the area of land by deposition. Compare with avulsion Example sentencesExamples We concluded that it would be consistent with the doctrines of alluvion and avulsion if ownership of the land in question was not affected by reclamation. We studied the genesis and properties of soils in alluvial areas known to be reclaimed by the alluvion system about 100 years ago, and compared these soils with natural, adjacent alluvial soils. Origin Mid 16th century (originally denoting a flood, especially one carrying suspended material which is then deposited): from French, from Latin alluvio(n-), from ad- 'towards' + luere 'to wash'. Rhymes antediluvian, diluvian, Peruvian Definition of alluvion in US English: alluvion nounəˈlo͞ovēənəˈluviən Law The action of the sea or a river in forming new land by deposition. Compare with avulsion Example sentencesExamples We concluded that it would be consistent with the doctrines of alluvion and avulsion if ownership of the land in question was not affected by reclamation. We studied the genesis and properties of soils in alluvial areas known to be reclaimed by the alluvion system about 100 years ago, and compared these soils with natural, adjacent alluvial soils. Origin Mid 16th century (originally denoting a flood, especially one carrying suspended material which is then deposited): from French, from Latin alluvio(n-), from ad- ‘towards’ + luere ‘to wash’.
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