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• of or relating to the science of geography
Example sentence • The geographic features of the region include mountains, rivers, and forests.
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• of or relating to holography or holograms
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• written wholly in the handwriting of the signer
Example sentence • She wore a holographic dress to the party.
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• of or relating to ethnography
Example sentence • She conducted an ethnographic study of the indigenous community.
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• relating to or employing a spectrograph
Example sentence • The scientist used a spectrographic analysis to identify the chemical composition of the unknown substance.
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• of or relating to or transmitted by telegraph
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• having the style of a telegram with many short words left out
Example sentence • She sent a telegraphic message to her boss to inform him about the urgent situation.
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• concerned with topography
Example sentence • The geologist used topographic maps to study the mountain range.
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• relating to or occurring or used in typography
Example sentence • The typographic elements in the book were well-designed and visually appealing.
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• relating to or having agraphia
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• of or relating to or characteristic of an autobiographer
Example sentence • She wrote an autobiographic novel about her life experiences.
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• written in the author's own handwriting
Example sentence • She produced an autographic copy of the famous painting.
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• of or relating to or involved with biogeography
Example sentence • The Galapagos Islands are often used as a biogeographic case study.
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• of or involving polarography
Example sentence • The researchers conducted a polarographic analysis to determine the concentration of the chemical compound.
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• relating to or produced by radiography
Example sentence • The radiographic findings showed evidence of lung disease.
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Example sentence • Her discographic includes over 20 albums.
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Example sentence • The flexographic printing press is widely used in the packaging industry.
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Example sentence • The heliographic image was a perfect representation of the sun's surface.
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Example sentence • The book offers a thorough historiographic analysis of the events leading up to the American Revolution.
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Example sentence • She used a micrographic scanner to digitize old photographs.
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Example sentence • The museum displayed a collection of nonphotographic art.
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Example sentence • The petrographic analysis revealed a high concentration of quartz in the rock sample.
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Example sentence • The company offers reprographic services to architects and engineers.
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Example sentence • The play featured stunning scenographic elements, including elaborate set designs and immersive lighting effects.
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Example sentence • The scintigraphic scan revealed a blockage in her arteries.
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Example sentence • The stereographic method is commonly used in cartography to represent celestial bodies.
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Example sentence • She admired the xylographic details on the antique wooden cabinet.
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Example sentence • She used a stylographic pen to write her journal entry.
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Example sentence • The artist created a beautiful cyclographic design.
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Example sentence • The electrographic signature on the document proved its authenticity.
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Example sentence • The archaeologist examined the ichnographic drawings of the ancient ruins.
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Example sentence • The macrographic analysis revealed detailed information about the surface topography of the specimen.
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Example sentence • The artist used an oleographic technique to create a vibrant and lifelike painting.
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Example sentence • The palaeographic study revealed that the inscription was from the 13th century.
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Example sentence • The selenographic map shows the detailed features of the Moon's surface.
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Example sentence • The sphygmographic study revealed an irregular heartbeat.
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Example sentence • The tachygraphic system allowed the secretary to transcribe the meeting minutes quickly.
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Example sentence • The research vessel is equipped with thalassographic instruments to study ocean currents.
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Example sentence • The xylotypographic printing process requires skilled artisans.
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Example sentence • The artist used a zincographic technique to create intricate designs.
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• relating to photography or obtained by using photography
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• representing people or nature with the exactness and fidelity of a photograph
Example sentence • She displayed a photographic memory and could recall every detail of the event.
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• of or relating to or produced by autoradiography
Example sentence • The autoradiographic technique allows for the visualization of cellular processes.
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Example sentence • Researchers are using biostratigraphic analysis to determine the age of the sedimentary layers.
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Example sentence • The museum displayed a rare chromolithographic print from the 19th century.
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Example sentence • The crystallographic structure of the mineral was analyzed using X-ray diffraction.
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Example sentence • The echocardiographic examination showed normal heart function.
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Example sentence • The lymphangiographic images showed lymphatic obstruction in the patient's leg.
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Example sentence • The microphotographic images displayed intricate details.
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Example sentence • The radioautographic images showed the distribution of the radioactive substance in the plant cells.
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Example sentence • The ultrasonographic findings were inconclusive.
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• of or relating to the making of maps or charts
Example sentence • She studied cartographic techniques in geography class.
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