Antonyms for c-horizonc-hori·zon

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1. • Soil Horizon

Princeton's WordNet

1. C-horizon, C horizonnoun

   beneath the B-horizon and above the bedrock; consisting of weathered rock

How to use c-horizon in a sentence?

1. Ralph Emerson, Nature: Addresses and Lectures:

   The health of the eye seems to demand a horizon. We are never tired, so long as we can see far enough.

2. Prince Abdulaziz:

   As a responsible and reliable producer with a long-term horizon, the kingdom is committed to continue to invest in its oil and gas sector, despite the drop in the oil price, these measures validate our belief in the strength of the long-term fundamentals of energy markets, and demonstrate the importance that Saudi Arabia attaches to maintaining Saudi Arabia oil export capability and spare capacity.

3. Nick Lake:

   The eventual starfield included an interesting clustering of fairly bright stars low on the horizon, slight clumping and clustering like that gives a lot of visual interest to the scene.

4. Erik Pevernagie:

   What does lasting value mean in a society that is only interested in immediate results? How should we judge a community that simply takes short term projects in account and merely looks at a short-sighted horizon? In point of fact, a clear vision goes beyond a misty horizon. Through its mental dimension, the quality of vision stands out to the sheer physical, geographical or time-based horizon. ("Horizon and Vision" )

5. Jeff Davidson:

   Every single day on earth, as it’s been for millions of years, the sun slowly rises in the east, night gives way to dawn, dawn gives way to morning, the sun bursts above the horizon a little bit at a time and then all of a sudden in full bloom. The sky becomes lighter and clearer, the earth becomes radiated with light, and another day has begun.

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