Difference Between dykes and sills
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1.Dykes (or dikes) are igneous rocks that intrude vertically (or across), while sills are the same type of rocks that cut horizontally (or along) in another land or rock form. 2.Dykes are discordant intrusions, while sills are concordant intrusions
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The term sill is synonymous with concordant intrusive sheet. This means that the sill does not cut across preexisting rocks, in contrast to dikes, discordant intrusive sheets which do cut across older rocks. ... Sills can be confused with solidified lava flows; however, there are several differences between them.
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