Pronunciation: /uːlaɪt/
noun a sedimentary rock formed from ooids, which are sand-sized grains of calcium carbonate
A1 Oolite is a type of sedimentary rock.
A2 The beach was covered in oolite, giving it a unique texture.
B1 Geologists study the formation of oolite in marine environments.
B2 The oolite found in this region is known for its high calcium carbonate content.
C1 Researchers are investigating the use of oolite in construction materials.
C2 The intricate patterns in the oolite formations are a marvel of nature.
adjective relating to or consisting of oolite
A1 The oolite rocks on the beach were smooth and round.
A2 The oolite sand felt soft between my toes as I walked along the shore.
B1 The oolite formations in the cave were breathtaking to see up close.
B2 The oolite walls of the ancient castle were intricately carved and beautifully preserved.
C1 The oolite facade of the historic building was a testament to the craftsmanship of the past.
C2 The oolite sculptures in the museum were exquisite works of art created by skilled artisans.
formal Oolite is a type of sedimentary rock formed from ooids, which are sand-sized grains of calcium carbonate.
informal I found a cool piece of oolite at the beach today.
slang Check out this rad oolite I picked up while snorkeling!
figurative The oolite of knowledge slowly built up in his mind as he continued to study.
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