Geographical
Geographical adjective - Determined by geography.
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True and geographical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "True" instead an adjective "Geographical".
True
True adjective - Determined with reference to the earth's axis rather than the magnetic poles.
Usage example: true north is geographic north
Geographical and true are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Geographical" instead an adjective "True".
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- The Sound of Music: While the basic outline of the story is true, all of the details (including the time lines, the songs, the names of the children and even the geographical relationship between Switzerland and Austria) were rearranged for the musical.
- This article will discuss larger geographical groupings rather than the individual tribes, since listing and describing all 565 federally-recognized tribes would itself require multiple wikis (and probably more true scholars than this site has).
Source: Useful Notes / Native Americans -
Famous-Named Foreigner: Jenkins has said in his book, "Writing for the Soul", that one of his tried-and-true ways to create a foreign character's name is to take the given name of some historically important native and append the name of a notable geographical area as a family name.
Source: Literature / Left Behind
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