geo- in Latin
geo- in Latin is geo- — geo- means a narrow inlet or gully cut into a sea cliff, especially in Scotland.
geo- in Latin
geo-
Earth
What does "geo-" mean?
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noun A narrow inlet or gully cut into a sea cliff, especially in Scotland.
"The fishermen sheltered their boat in the narrow geo."
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- The fishermen sheltered their boat in the narrow geo.
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What is "geo-" in Latin?
"geo-" in Latin is geo-. geo- means: A narrow inlet or gully cut into a sea cliff, especially in Scotland.
How do you use "geo-" in a sentence?
Example: "The fishermen sheltered their boat in the narrow geo." In Latin, "geo-" is geo-.
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