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geologic
This term is primarily used in technical, scientific, and academic contexts to describe the physical properties and history of the Earth. It carries a clinical, objective tone and is typically found in research papers, textbooks, or professional reports regarding earth sciences.
While "geologic" and "geological" are often used interchangeably, "geologic" is more frequently encountered in North American English, particularly within specialized scientific nomenclature (e.g., "geologic time scale"). In contrast, "geological" is more common in British English and general conversation.
Meanings
Examples
The professor explained the geologic history of the Grand Canyon.
We need to analyze the geologic composition of the soil before building.
Look at these layers; they represent a massive geologic shift.
The region is characterized by unstable geologic formations.
I wonder what geologic forces created these jagged peaks.
The museum exhibit details the geologic eras of the Mesozoic.
Is this area prone to geologic hazards like landslides?
The map shows the geologic boundaries between the two plates.