plutonic

• Adjetivo que se refiere al dios romano Plutón o al inframundo, aunque en sentido general es arcaico; en geología, describe rocas ígneas formadas en profundidad dentro de la Tierra, es decir, rocas plutónicas o intrusivas.

An obsolete adjective relating to the underworld or the god Pluto; in geology, it refers to igneous rock formed deep within the Earth, but as a general adjective it is archaic.

1. Igneous rock formed deep undergroundC1formalscientific

   Describes igneous rock that has solidified beneath the Earth's surface, such as granite, diorite, or gabbro.

   Roca ígnea plutónica

   • Plutonic rocks are typically coarse-grained due to slow cooling.
   • Granite is a common example of a plutonic rock.
   • Geologists study plutonic formations to understand Earth's history.

   Sinónimosabyssaldeep-seatedintrusive

   Antónimosextrusivevolcanic