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

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

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

Sedimentating at the bottom of the aquarium, the microscopic debris made the water appear cloudy.

Before the inspection, the engineers cleaned the sedimentators to prevent clogging during the test.

The laboratory installed a new sedimentator to speed up the separation of blood components.

Over centuries, the delta sedimentized, creating fertile farmland.

The river's slow flow, combined with the algae bloom, was sedimentizing the estuary and altering its ecosystem.

Over thousands of years, the slow-moving river sedimentizes the basin, creating rich layers of silt for future archaeologists to study.

Coastal currents can sedimentize suspended silt, gradually building up barrier islands over centuries.