climatically
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- adverb
- /klaɪˈmætɪkli/
- Cities located in climatically warm areas often have different building materials compared to those in cooler regions.
Examples
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The climatically harsh conditions in the Arctic make survival for most species extremely challenging.
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In climatically diverse regions, the types of crops that can be grown vary significantly.
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First, the earth is no longer climatically the earth we evolved to live in.
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The 21st century is probably going to require them to be particularly climatically mobile anyway.
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Things can change quickly and suddenly, socially, politically, or climatically, making it impossible to leave.
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Our 1992 insect releases occurred in climatically different regions across North America.
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Climatically, Hong Kong is subtropical and has a hot, humid summer with much rain.
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A smooth transitional path to a climatically benign economy based on hydrogen has already been devised.
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A primary consideration in the establishment of insect control agents is their ability to adapt either climatically or genetically to their surroundings.
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Within ten years, nearly one-half of them, originally of guadua, had been converted to the more prestigious but climatically less adapted cement blocks.
Academic text (1991)
Synonyms
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In a way that is about climate and long term weather patterns
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word climatically comes from climate, which means the 'usual weather' of a place. So when we say something happens climatically, we mean it happens 'because of' or 'about' the climate there.