geo|graph|i|cal

geo|graph|i|cal
geo|graph|i|cal «JEE uh GRAF uh kuhl», adjective.
1. of or having to do with geography »

The challenge of geographical exploration has undergone several changes as human activities have gradually spread from hospitable and accessible to more remote regions (E. F. Roots).

2. having to do with or characteristic of a particular place or region.
ge´o|graph´i|cal|ly, adverb.

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