Bedrock Definition

bĕdrŏk
noun
The solid rock that underlies loose material, such as soil, sand, clay, or gravel.
American Heritage
Solid rock beneath the soil and superficial rock.
Webster's New World
The very basis; the foundation.
Ownership of land is the bedrock of democracy.
American Heritage
A secure foundation.
Webster's New World
The lowest point.
Personal finances that were at bedrock.
American Heritage
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Wiktionary
pronoun
Name of the fictional town in The Flintstones.
Wiktionary
other
The solid rock that lies beneath the soil and other loose material on the Earth's surface.
American Heritage Science

Other Word Forms of Bedrock

Noun

Singular:
bedrock
Plural:
bedrocks

Origin of Bedrock

Bedrock Sentence Examples

  • You want your depth from the top layer to the bedrock to be as deep as possible.

  • Bedrock - Solid rock, usually too deep down to be found in average yard digging.

  • In places these may be over natural bedrock, elsewhere there are built steps.

  • Yet growth in GDP remains the bedrock of Government economic policy.

  • These eventually formed the bedrock of his musical style.

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Words Starting With

BBEBED

Words Ending With

KCKOCK

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Words Starting With B and Ending With K

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7 Letter Words7 Letter Words Starting With B7 Letter Words Ending With K