rhyolithic

English

From German Rhyolith (“rhyolite”) + -ic, presumably under influence from -lithic.

rhyolithic (comparative more rhyolithic, superlative most rhyolithic)

(obsolete) Alternative form of rhyolitic: composed of or related to rhyolite.
- 1864, Carl Franz Fischer translating Friedrich von Hochstetter & al. as Geology of New Zealand, p. 55:
  The eruptive masses of the Taupo zone consist of lava (the richest known) of silicious earth, also of rhyolithic rocks of all kinds.
- 1884, "St Paul" in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. XXI, p. 189:
  According to M. Vélain, the island originally rose above the ocean as a mass of rhyolithic trachyte similar to that which still forms the Nine Pin rock to the north of the entrance to the crater.

单词	rhyolithic
释义	rhyolithic English Etymology From German Rhyolith (“rhyolite”) + -ic, presumably under influence from -lithic. Adjective rhyolithic (comparative more rhyolithic, superlative most rhyolithic) (obsolete) Alternative form of rhyolitic: composed of or related to rhyolite. 1864, Carl Franz Fischer translating Friedrich von Hochstetter & al. as Geology of New Zealand, p. 55: The eruptive masses of the Taupo zone consist of lava (the richest known) of silicious earth, also of rhyolithic rocks of all kinds. 1884, "St Paul" in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. XXI, p. 189: According to M. Vélain, the island originally rose above the ocean as a mass of rhyolithic trachyte similar to that which still forms the Nine Pin rock to the north of the entrance to the crater. References “rhyolitic, adj.”, in OED Online ⁠, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010.
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