syncline (singklin)

[ Detailed work... appears to establish a series of three folds a northern anticline, a central syncline, and a southern anticline-folded over to form an isocline, with reversed dips to the S. E. Philos. Mag., XXIX. 283. [ syn clinical (sin-klin'i-kal), a. -ic- al.] Same as synclinal. [Rare.] synclinore (sing'kli-nor), n. [ Remote from shores, geo synclinals are in progre beneath the sea, which will never attain sync lin or i an crises unle some revolution provides supplies of sediments. Winchell, World-Life, p. 331. synclinorium (sing-kli-nōʻri-um), n.; pl. syncli noria (-a). [NL.; as syncline + -orium.] A name given by J. D. Dana to a mountain having a general synclinal structure, or originated by means of a geosynclinal.