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idiomorphic

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idiomorphic [ˌɪdɪəʊˈmɔːfɪk]
adj
(Earth Sciences / Minerals) (of minerals) occurring naturally in the form of well-developed crystals
idiomorphically  adv
idiomorphism  n
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35-44]) is more idiomorphic in gabbros than in anorthosites.
Anorogenic magmatic rocks in the Estonian crystalline basement/Eesti ... by Kirs, Juho; Haapala, Ilmari; Ramo, O. Tapani / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
Given the pervasiveness of Australian tariff policy, the significant welfare implications of changes in that policy and the particular importance of international trade for this country, ensuing from its idiomorphic cultural, resource-endowment, and geographic characteristics, (5) considerable research effort has been invested in the examination of various dimensions of this issue.
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Euphoria hit me in the nearby mineralogy collection, chunk by idiomorphic chunk.
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