Geography is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GEOGRAPHY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources and political and economic activities.
• the nature and relative arrangement of places and physical features
• (especially in business) a geographical area; a region.
• The science which treats of the world and its inhabitants; a description of the earth, or a portion of the earth, including its structure, fetures, products, political divisions, and the people by whom it is inhabited.
• A treatise on this science.
• study of the earth\'s surface; includes people\'s responses to topography and climate and soil and vegetation
• study of the earth's physical features, climate, population, etc
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• study of the earth\'s physical features, climate, population, etc

Words related to GEOGRAPHY

geographer17 geographers18 geographical21 geographies18

Words that contain GEOGRAPHY

biogeography24 zoogeography31 paleogeography26 phytogeography32 palaeogeography27

How to use GEOGRAPHY in a sentence

• Kevimâ indicated one spot in the southern range of remarkable interest, associated with an incident which forms an epoch in the records of Martial geography.
• I think the fellow that wrote it must have been reading some of their stories, and got them mixed up with his history and geography.
• At this spot, according to our works on geography, the Atlantic Ocean changes its name and assumes that of the Pacific.
• He mastered arithmetic, geography, grammar, and rhetoric.
• This amazing display of ignorance of the situation and of geography appeared in the Roman journals of the next morning.
• He was seeking simply a good, general idea of the nature and geography of the country so that he might know better how to plan his attack.
• In physical geography, the usual school course, with its many-coloured maps, had been left far behind.
• The subjects of instruction which fell to my share were arithmetic, drawing, physical geography, and German.
• I found that he was very well acquainted with the geography of these parts, and with all the discoveries that had been made in them by the Russians.
• Perhaps no science ever received greater additions from the labours of a single man, than geography has done from those of Captain Cook.
• Such selections should be made for reading lessons as will throw additional light upon pioneer history and its related geography.
• Much of the dull work in arithmetic, geography, and other studies is due to the neglect of these real, illustrative materials.
• And our geography is sown thick with reminiscences of the French occupancy of America.
• Now, Dick Sand, being posted in the facts of modern geography, knew very exactly what is known of Kazounde.
• Geography, history, and other worldly sciences, lie beyond question.
• The geography of the rivers in Paradise is inexplicable, though it assumes the tone of explanation.
• These studies are miscellaneous in their character, comprising Geography, History, Natural and Intellectual Philosophy, and Natural History.
• Geography may be divided into the geography of the home and the geography of the world at large.
• You boys have solved the geography of this problem with the aid of some very clever mathematics.
• Modern geography has also taken from the good Sacajawea the honor of having her name bestowed on one of the branches of the Musselshell.
• It belongs to sanity and common-sense, as men now possess them, to admit no countries unknown to geography and filling no part of the conventional space in three dimensions.
• Every murmur of political dissension sends thousands to consult the map, and repair their early neglect of geography.
• But the geography of the country is topsy-turvy altogether and that is why it has been so long a neglected peninsula.
• Every one spoke of Russia as of a country newly discovered, and all were eager to obtain information respecting its history and its geography.
• Much new light has also been thrown by studies in the historical geography of Asia Minor, a work in which British scholars have characteristically taken a prominent part.
• Your paper is very interesting and helpful in Geography.
• Other sciences, such as geography and astronomy, may have been born among lands and nations outside of and even before Christendom.

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