What is another word for volcano?
38 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ v_ɒ_l_k_ˈeɪ_n_əʊ], [ vɒlkˈe͡ɪnə͡ʊ], [ vɒlkˈeɪnəʊ]Table of Contents
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Definition for Volcano:
- vol-k[= a]' no, n. a more or less conical hill or mountain, usually truncated, and communicating with the interior of the earth by a pipe or funnel, through which issue hot vapours and gases, and frequently loose fragmentary materials and streams of molten rock: a form of firework.-- adj. VOLCAN'IC, pertaining to, produced, or affected by a volcano.-- adv. VOLCAN'ICALLY.-- n. VOLCANIS[= A]' TION.-- v.t. VOL'CANISE, to subject to the action of volcanic heat.-- ns. VOL'CANISM, VOLCANIC'ITY, phenomena connected with volcanoes; VOL'CANIST, a student of volcanic phenomena; VOLCAN'ITY, state of being volcanic; VOLC[= A]' NOISM ( rare), violent eruptiveness.-- adj. VOLCANOLOG'ICAL.-- n. VOLCANOL'OGY.-- VOLCANIC ROCKS, those formed by volcanic agency. [ It. volcano-- L. Volcanus, Vulcanus, god of fire.]
Synonyms for Volcano:
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- Mount Shasta,
- dormant,
- Vulcano,
- Stromboli,
- Pinatubo,
- Mauna Loa,
- Mount St. Helens,
- crater,
- krakatoa,
- Lassen Peak,
- erebus,
- etna,
- active,
- Mount Hood,
- Paricutin,
- orizaba,
- fujiyama,
- Quezaltenango,
- Shishaldin,
- Gowong,
- Conseguina,
- ararat,
- Jokullo,
- Smerin,
- Izalco,
- Pelee,
- erupt,
- Lamongong,
- Wrangel,
- Mauna Kea,
- Kirunga,
- Mount Baker,
- Kilauea,
- Popocatepetl.
- vent.
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Antonyms for Volcano:
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n.
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mountain
depression, valley, unimportance, crevasse.
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mountain
Volcano Sentence Examples:
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Sometimes a volcano would turn itself loose just as they got located.
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I look forward with joy and interest to this, both as being somewhat nearer to England and for the sake of having a good look at an active volcano.
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Meronym for Volcano:
n.
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object
crater, volcanic crater.
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object