geographical
geographical
Definition
geo·graphi·cal (jē′ə graf′i kəl)
adjective
- of or according to geography
- with reference to the geography of a particular region
ge′o·graph′i·cally adverb
geographical
Synonyms
geographical
modif.
geographical
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- location: Will geographical location affect the way in which you deliver learning to your target group?
- spread: The geographical spread of high BNP votes is also widening.
- indication: Furthermore, TMD is reviewing the decision in the context of geographical indications.
- distribution: The report also analyzed the geographical distribution of research funds.
- boundary: What they don't appear to have taken into account are the problems of geographical boundaries.
- proximity: It is quite possible for users in close geographical proximity to receive services with different speeds.
Modifying Another Word
- even: It also aims to ensure even geographical penetration across the West Midlands.
- also: But context is not only historical, it is also geographical, spatial.
- not: N.B. American & European are not geographical terms -- both occur in Europe & America.
- just: To be fully local is not just geographical it is embodiment in a culture.
- simply: You may catch the occasional nuisance fish But edges are not simply geographical.
- then: To get to the Geographical Search, choose Search then Geographical from the navigation menu on the left of the screen.
Used with adjective complement
- give: Returns: Rendering x coordinate. getY public float getY ( float northing ) Converts the given geographical coordinate to its rendering y coordinate equivalent.
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