topographically
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Definition
Adverb 1. In terms of topography; with regard to the physical features of a place: Describes how something relates to or is considered from the perspective of the shape, elevation, and arrangement of the natural and artificial features of a landscape or area.
Usage
The adverb "topographically" is used to modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb to specify that the action or description is related to topography. * It often connects the physical landscape to other characteristics (historical, ecological, etc.). * It is commonly used in academic, scientific, geographical, and planning contexts.
Examples
- The two regions are similar topographically, both featuring coastal plains and mountain ranges.
- The city was analyzed topographically to identify areas at risk of flooding.
- The geological environment is the primary factor in determining the character of a country not only topographically but historically.
Advanced Usage
- "Topographically speaking": A phrase used to introduce a statement specifically from the perspective of physical geography.
- Topographically speaking, this valley is a perfect basin.
Variants and Related Words
- Topography (n): The detailed study, description, or mapping of the surface features of an area.
- The topography of the region includes several active volcanoes.
- Topographic (adj): Relating to topography.
- We studied the topographic maps before the hike.
- Topographer (n): A person who describes or maps the topography of a place.
Synonyms
- Geographically (in terms of physical geography)
- Physiographically
Antonyms
- Historically (in terms of history)
- Culturally (in terms of culture)
- Politically (in terms of politics)
Adverb
- with regard to topography
- the geological environment is the primary factor in determining the character of a country not only topographically but historically