Over centuries, the river sedimentated a thick layer of silt at the delta.

The lab cataloged several sedimentates from the river delta for further analysis.

Every spring, the slow-moving estuary sedimentates with fine silt, gradually building new mudflats.

The riverbank's sedimentous layers revealed a history of ancient floods.

Over time, the fine particles began to sedimentate at the bottom of the jar.

After the flood, the riverbank was littered with a dark, sticky sedimentate that smelled of algae.

The scientist observed the particles sedimenting slowly at the bottom of the flask.

The technician confirmed that the blood sample was sedimentable before running it through the centrifuge.

The geologist examined the sedimental layers exposed along the riverbank.

Over centuries, the delta sedimentized, creating fertile farmland.