Definitions
like or suggestive of fire
Word origin
From Latin igneus (“fiery”). By surface analysis, Latin ign- + -eous.
Used in a sentence
“The stone had an igneous appearance.”
“Granite and basalt are igneous rocks.”
“All formations, whether igneous or aqueous, which can be shown by any such proofs to be of a date posterior to the introduction of man, will be called Recent.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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