Background
Background noun - The physical conditions or features that form the setting against which something is viewed.
Geography and background are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Geography" instead a noun "Background".
Geography
Geography noun - The physical features of a region as a whole.
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Synonyms for Geography
Background and geography are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Background" instead a noun "Geography".
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Related pairs
- place and background
- place and geography
- environment and background
- environment and geography
- ground and background
- ground and geography
- scene and background
- scene and geography
- scenery and background
- scenery and geography
- setting and background
- setting and geography
- situation and background
- situation and geography
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Because Paul Taylor, the author of Wapsi Square, has a background in photography, the backgrounds in the comic match up quite nicely with the actual geography of Minneapolis, even to the point where the fanbase can identify the exact street corner a scene is taking place at.
Source: Real Place Background -
Artistic License Geography: "Uh Oh Canada" depicts Boomhauer and his newfound girlfriend kayaking with mountains in the background, in a scene supposedly taking place in Ontario.
- Artistic License Geography: Lauren points out that an old commercial Simon did featured a British man, a French maid, and a windmill in the background, and wonders what country it takes place in.
Source: Series / The Crazy Ones
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