Moraine

Definition of Moraine

a mass of rocks and sediment carried down and deposited by a glacier, typically forming ridges

How should Moraine divide into syllables

The first syllable 'mo' has one vowel 'o' and one consonant 'm'. The second syllable 'raine' has two vowels 'ai' and one consonant 'r'.

Part of Speech - Moraine

The hikers climbed up the moraine to get a better view of the glacier.

Sentences with Moraine

• The moraine left by the glacier formed a natural obstacle for the water flow.
• The moraine was a popular spot for rock climbers.
• The moraine was a reminder of the power of the glacier that once covered the area.
• The geologist studied the moraine to learn more about the glacier's movement.
• The moraine was rich in minerals that attracted miners.
• The moraine was a challenge for the construction of the road.
• The moraine was a source of inspiration for the artist.
• The moraine was a perfect place for a picnic.
• The moraine was home to many plant species adapted to the harsh environment.
• The moraine was a valuable resource for the local community.

Quotes with Moraine

• 'The glacier left a moraine that was like a highway of boulders and gravel.' - John McPhee
• 'The moraine was a chaotic jumble of rocks and ice, evidence of the glacier's power.' - Richard Preston
• 'The moraine was a testimony to the glacier's retreat, a reminder of a distant past.' - Robert Macfarlane

Number of characters in Moraine

7 ( m, o, r, a, i, n, e )

Unique letters in Moraine

7 ( m, o, r, a, i, n, e )

Moraine Backwards

eniarom

Phonetic Transcription of Moraine

IPA (International): mɜ:ˈeɪn

ARA (American): mɝˈen

EPA (English): mɜ:ˈeɪn

MER-EY-N