geographic

[geographic]

Geographic matters have to do with the science of geography, which studies the physical features of the earth. Your geographic location is your region, or your neighborhood it’s where you are on a map.

...

Adjective
determined by geography; "the north and south geographic poles"

Adjective
of or relating to the science of geography


a.
Alt. of Geographical


...

Usage Examples

Distinctly American poetry is usually written in the context of one's geographic landscape, sometimes out of one's cultural myths, and often with reference to gender and race or ethnic origins.

Christianity is usually called a religion. As a religion it has had a wider geographic spread and is more deeply rooted among more peoples than any other religion in the history of mankind.

Misspelled Form

geographic, fgeographic, tgeographic, ygeographic, hgeographic, bgeographic, vgeographic, feographic, teographic, yeographic, heographic, beographic, veographic, gfeographic, gteographic, gyeographic, gheographic, gbeographic, gveographic, gweographic, g3eographic, g4eographic, greographic, gseographic, gdeographic, gwographic, g3ographic, g4ographic, grographic, gsographic, gdographic, gewographic, ge3ographic, ge4ographic, gerographic, gesographic, gedographic, geiographic, ge9ographic, ge0ographic, gepographic, gelographic, geigraphic, ge9graphic, ge0graphic, gepgraphic, gelgraphic, geoigraphic, geo9graphic, geo0graphic, geopgraphic, geolgraphic, geofgraphic, geotgraphic, geoygraphic, geohgraphic, geobgraphic, geovgraphic, geofraphic, geotraphic, geoyraphic, geohraphic, geobraphic, geovraphic, geogfraphic, geogtraphic, geogyraphic, geoghraphic, geogbraphic, geogvraphic, geogeraphic, geog4raphic, geog5raphic, geogtraphic, geogfraphic, geogeaphic, geog4aphic, geog5aphic, geogtaphic, geogfaphic, geogreaphic, geogr4aphic, geogr5aphic, geogrtaphic, geogrfaphic, geogrqaphic, geogrwaphic, geogrsaphic, geogrzaphic, geogrqphic, geogrwphic, geogrsphic, geogrzphic, geograqphic, geograwphic, geograsphic, geograzphic, geograophic, geogra0phic, geogralphic, geograohic, geogra0hic, geogralhic, geograpohic, geograp0hic, geograplhic, geograpghic, geograpyhic, geograpuhic, geograpjhic, geograpnhic, geograpgic, geograpyic, geograpuic, geograpjic, geograpnic, geographgic, geographyic, geographuic, geographjic, geographnic, geographuic, geograph8ic, geograph9ic, geographoic, geographjic, geographkic, geographuc, geograph8c, geograph9c, geographoc, geographjc, geographkc, geographiuc, geographi8c, geographi9c, geographioc, geographijc, geographikc, geographixc, geographidc, geographifc, geographivc, geographi c, geographix, geographid, geographif, geographiv, geographi , geographicx, geographicd, geographicf, geographicv, geographic .

Other Usage Examples

Respect and affection for animals, particularly those who share our homes, recognize no geographic borders.

I never leaf through a copy of National Geographic without realizing how lucky we are to live in a society where it is traditional to wear clothes.

Comments


Browse Dictionary