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Noun microseism has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebMicroseismDefinition:A microseism refers to a barely perceptible or faint vibration of the ground, typically caused by natural phenomena such as ocean waves, atmospheric disturbances, or geological activities. Parts of Speech:Noun Senses:1. Geological: A faint, low-amplitude seismic event originating from natural sources or processes that produce subtle vibrations in the Earth's crust. 2. Oceanographic: Subtle vibrations generated by ocean waves and transmitted through the solid Earth, typically originating from distant storms or strong wave activity. 3. Atmospheric: Small-scale ground movements induced by atmospheric disturbances, such as wind, thunderstorms, or variations in atmospheric pressure. Usage:- My seismograph recorded a microseism which was barely noticeable, but it indicated some distant geological activity. - The microseism caused by the passing storm was so subtle that only sensitive instruments could detect it. - Researchers study microseisms to gain insights into the Earth's geological processes and ocean dynamics. - The constant microseism caused by wind gusts reminded us of the power of nature. - The sailors noticed a slight microseism, an indication of a distant storm approaching. - The town experiences microseisms due to its proximity to a fault line. Related Products: | ||||
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