geography in Latin
geography in Latin is geographia — geography means the study of the earth's physical features and how people interact with them.
geography in Latin
geographia
The study of the physical properties of the earth, including how humans affect and are affected by them.
What does "geography" mean?
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noun The study of the earth's physical features and how people interact with them.
"She majored in geography at university."
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noun The physical layout or arrangement of a particular place.
"The geography of the office made it hard to find a quiet corner."
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geography in a sentence
- She majored in geography at university.
- The geography class covered mountains, rivers, and climate.
- The geography of the office made it hard to find a quiet corner.
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What is "geography" in Latin?
"geography" in Latin is geographia. geography means: The study of the earth's physical features and how people interact with them.
How do you use "geography" in a sentence?
Example: "She majored in geography at university." In Latin, "geography" is geographia.
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