Meanings of unweathered in English

The hill surface is streaked with ash drift and black, unweathered lava flows.

There is a gradual transition from residual waste into the unweathered rock beneath.

The young man's unweathered ears and nose were badly frost-bitten.

Except where composed chiefly of sand or coarser stuff, unweathered till is often exceedingly dense.

It placed "great emphasis" on sampling unweathered igneous rocks of different types and ages.

An unweathered perfect square is all that remains.

The color of unweathered till depends on that of the materials of which it is composed.

Occasionally the subsoil is a clay loam for several inches before grading into the unweathered mica particles.

Where the areas of conglomerate lie near faster falling streams, the irregular masses of unweathered rocks appear.

The unweathered hawk will fly at check.

The arabesque tracery consisted altogether of depressed lines, whose depth on unweathered walls varied from one to two inches.

A quick look at the hieroglyphs show them to be remarkably clean, sharp-edged and unweathered for their alleged 4500-years of age.

The normal process of weathering or soil disintegration will then go on most actively in the topsoil and the subsoil will remain unweathered and raw.

The hill surface is streaked with ash drift and black, unweathered lava flows.

There is a gradual transition from residual waste into the unweathered rock beneath.

The young man's unweathered ears and nose were badly frost-bitten.