reliction

n.

水位渐消退，新生地；

Accretion, Reliction, Erosion, and Submergence
Accretion, Reliction, Erosion, and Submergence
The Reliction in the Finnish Cadaster - A Very Finnish Problem
Accretion, Reliction, Erosion, and Avulsion: A Survey of Riparian and Littoral Title Problems
Studies on Plasmodium reliction in the Pigeon. I. Periodic Phenomena of the Asexual Cycle.
Boundaries on Great Lakes: Accretion and Reliction: Effect of Meander Line
Reliction to[horizontal ellipsis]Michael H. Miller and Helen F. Bigler: Nurses Beware: The Peter Principle May Be Upon You.
Waters and Watercourses: Navigable Waters: Dried-up Lake: Reliction
Subsidence: Settling down within the Laws of Accretion, Reliction, Erosion, and Submergence
Water and Water Courses. Accretion and Reliction. Ownership. Ocean City Association v. Shriver, 46 Atl. 690 (N. J.)