Alluvial or Aluvial
Learn why “alluvial” is correct and “aluvial” is a misspelling.
aluvial
Incorrect spelling - “Aluvial” is an incorrect spelling missing an extra ‘l’.
"aluvial" is a common misspelling of "alluvial". Always use "alluvial" when referring to the correct word.
alluvial
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Alluvial” refers to soil or deposits left by flowing water, especially rivers.
Definition of alluvial
"alluvial": “Alluvial” refers to soil or deposits left by flowing water, especially rivers.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for alluvial
- • sedimentary
- • river-deposited
Usage Examples
"Correct:" Alluvial soil is fertile.
"Correct:" The river formed alluvial plains.
"Correct:" Alluvial deposits support farming.
"Correct:" The valley has alluvial land.
"Incorrect:" The soil is aluvial.
Notes:
- • Contains double 'l'.
- • Commonly used in geography.
- • Linked to river sediments.
- • Often misspelled in exams.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Alluvial.
Q: Is aluvial correct?
A: No.
Q: Used in which field?
A: Geography and geology.
Q: Meaning?
A: Deposited by water.
Summary
“Alluvial” is the correct spelling used for river-deposited soil; “aluvial” is incorrect.