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Frost Action

Definition: Frost action refers to the physical weathering process caused by repeated freezing and thawing of water in soil, rocks, or other materials. It leads to the breaking apart of substances due to the expansion and contraction of water when it freezes and melts.

Sense 1: (Noun) The process of frost causing mechanical or physical weathering.

Example Sentence: The frost action in these mountainous regions has led to the formation of deep crevices in the rocks.

Sense 2: (Noun) The effect or result of frost action on the landscape.

Example Sentence: The frost action has transformed the flat tundra into a rugged terrain with scattered boulders.

Sense 3: (Noun) The artistic patterns or designs formed by frost action on surfaces, resembling intricate ice formations.

Example Sentence: The window panes were decorated with beautiful frost action, resembling delicate lacework.

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