seismic in Greek
seismic in Greek is σεισμικός — seismic means relating to earthquakes or other movements of the ground.
seismic in Greek
σεισμικός
Pronounced: seismikos
Related to, or caused by an earthquake or other vibration of the Earth.
What does "seismic" mean?
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adj Relating to earthquakes or other movements of the ground.
"The region installed new seismic sensors after the last earthquake."
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adj Having an enormous or far-reaching impact, by comparison to an earthquake.
"The election result was described as a seismic shift in politics."
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seismic in a sentence
- The region installed new seismic sensors after the last earthquake.
- Engineers designed the tower to withstand seismic activity.
- The election result was described as a seismic shift in politics.
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What is "seismic" in Greek?
"seismic" in Greek is σεισμικός. seismic means: Relating to earthquakes or other movements of the ground.
How do you pronounce σεισμικός?
"seismic" in Greek is σεισμικός, pronounced "seismikos".
How do you use "seismic" in a sentence?
Example: "The region installed new seismic sensors after the last earthquake." In Greek, "seismic" is σεισμικός.
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