coseismal
- adjective
- /koʊˈsaɪzməl/
- Specialized
- A coseismal map shows areas where seismic waves reached at the same moment.
Examples
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Engineers used coseismal data to assess which districts experienced the tremor simultaneously.
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The researchers mapped the coseismal lines to study the earthquake's effects across the region.
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A coseismal map shows areas where seismic waves reached at the same moment.
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The coseismal lines on the map indicated areas affected by the earthquake.
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Scientists studied the coseismal effects of the recent quake.
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Engineers used coseismal data to assess which districts experienced the tremor simultaneously.
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The researchers mapped the coseismal lines to study the earthquake's effects across the region.
Synonyms
Happening at the same time as earthquake shaking
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word coseismal joins co- meaning 'together' and the root seism from Greek seismos meaning 'earthquake', the same root in seismic. So coseismal describes places where earthquake waves arrived 'together' or at the same time.