Pronunciation: /ləʊɪs/
noun a loosely compacted yellowish-gray deposit of windblown sediment
A1 Loess is a type of soil that is rich in nutrients.
A2 Farmers in the region rely on loess for their crops.
B1 The loess deposits in this area were formed during the last Ice Age.
B2 Loess is known for its ability to retain moisture, making it ideal for agriculture.
C1 The unique properties of loess make it a valuable resource for geologists studying past climates.
C2 Researchers are still uncovering the secrets hidden within the layers of loess found in this region.
adjective relating to or characteristic of loess
A1 The loess soil was perfect for planting crops.
A2 The loess cliffs provided a stunning backdrop for the village.
B1 The loess landscape was both beautiful and fertile.
B2 The loess deposits in the region have been studied extensively by geologists.
C1 The loess sediments contain valuable information about past climates.
C2 The loess formations in this area are a unique geological feature.
formal The loess deposits in the region are evidence of past wind erosion and sedimentation.
informal I found some cool loess rocks while hiking in the canyon.
slang Check out this loess stuff I dug up from the backyard.
figurative Her words settled over him like a layer of loess, slowly building up and shaping his thoughts.
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