seismic in Latin
seismic in Latin is seismicus — seismic means relating to earthquakes or other movements of the ground.
seismic in Latin
seismicus
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 Latin?
"seismic" in Latin is seismicus. seismic means: Relating to earthquakes or other movements of the ground.
How do you use "seismic" in a sentence?
Example: "The region installed new seismic sensors after the last earthquake." In Latin, "seismic" is seismicus.
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