extravasation

Examples

• All

• Scientists measured the extravasation of fumes to assess the activity of the volcano.

• This region is characterized by frequent extravasation events that have shaped its unique landscape.

• The extravasation of lava created a new landscape.

• During the eruption, the extravasation was quite dramatic.

• Scientists measured the extravasation of fumes to assess the activity of the volcano.

• The extravasation of lava covered the entire valley after the volcanic eruption.

• This region is characterized by frequent extravasation events that have shaped its unique landscape.

Synonyms

L

lava

vsextravasation

124 2.0

Hot liquid rock that flows from a volcano and cools into solid rock

covers both the pouring process and the final deposited material

E

eruption

vsextravasation

• Specialized

73 3.9

A sudden violent burst of lava and ash from a volcano

is used for pouring out gradually rather than violent bursts

V

volcanic eruption

vsextravasation

14 3.5

A sudden release of hot gas, ash, and melted rock from a volcano

is about pouring out more than sudden explosive release

E

ejecta

vsextravasation

• Specialized

1 9.9

Material thrown out during a volcanic eruption or a meteor impact

focuses instead on the pouring action rather than just the debris

E

eructation

vsextravasation

• Specialized

1 9.9

A sudden release of gas, ash, or lava from a volcano

is also used for the poured material as well as the act

Antonyms

C

containment

27 6.1

Keeping something harmful under control so it does not spread

R

retention

23 4.2

Keeping something so you still have it

Compounds

B

blood extravasation

• Specialized

9.1

Leakage of blood from a blood vessel into nearby skin or tissue, often causing a bruise

How Extensive

extravasation

• Specialized

9.9

outflow

• Specialized

13 4.6

flow

188 1.0

seepage

7 5.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology