geographically
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3.7
- adverb
- /ˌdʒiːəˈɡræfɪkli/
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geográficamente
- The city is located geographically near the coast, which influences its climate.
- geographically dispersed
- geographically diverse
- geographically isolated
It's sort of at the center geographically of who we are.
- It's sort of at the center geographically of who we are.
- How would you know that geographically?
- But our team is really starting to pick up and we're expanding headcount, we're expanding geographically.
- And I know there's probably not a super clear demarcation down the middle, but geographically where are we placing those groups?
- But there's no, no, nothing that would geographically separate them from each other as Ensmeyer would have predicted.
- And if you're looking at a really complex web page, dozens of files, and this client and server may be geographically distant.
- They believe that people are still geographically, you know, indexed to their particular location, so they can't be portable.
- What that means is that you may be able to move far away geographically or limit contact with family members, but I know that a lot of people cannot.
- And that because if geographically he should be an Arsenal fan.
- He said, oh, OK, so geographically you, you're not really thinking this through.
Examples
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Our findings were similar, identifying high-risk, geographically based neighborhoods across many different communities in North America.
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Individual countries generally maintain their own trademarking systems that apply to geographically defined products.
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It's sort of at the center geographically of who we are.
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I mean geographically, where are we?
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That is because geographically the UK is water locked, right?
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Geographically, it was the only place within miles of them.
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Other areas of the world are more accessible both geographically and economically.
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Geographically, the Axis has a great advantage.
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Hey, we are a country divided in so many ways: politically, economically, geographically.
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The relationship between commodity prices at geographically dispersed locations is evidence of market performance.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
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4.0
In a part of a country rather than across the whole country
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6.3
In a way that shows where things are or how they are placed
In a way that describes a place's land features like mountains or the coast
In a way that shows where something is
Surface Forms
Morphology
geographically = geographical (transparent) = geography + ical + ly
The adverb is formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'geographical'; the relation is straightforward for learners.
Etymology
Geographically comes from the parts geo- ('earth') and -graphy ('writing' or 'description'), the same pieces you see in geography and geology; so geographically means 'in terms of place or physical location'.