Geographic
Geographic adjective - Determined by geography.
Usage example: the north and south geographic poles
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Synonyms for Geographic
True and geographic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "True" instead an adjective "Geographic".
True
True adjective - Determined with reference to the earth's axis rather than the magnetic poles.
Usage example: true north is geographic north
Both words in one sentence
- This is true even if the merchants are in completely different counties within medieval England, such that you would think that geographic differences would cause price differentials.
Source: Karl Marx Hates Your Guts - This would be especially true in Blue Bell's primary geographic market, which is Texas and the surrounding states.
Source: Politically Correct History -
A famous bit of Jersey trivia holds that Jackson Township contains the geographic center of New Jersey, which is more or less true (there's some argument based on how you make your measurements, but every proposed center is, if not in Jackson Township, then very nearby).
Source: Useful Notes / New Jersey
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