Synonyms for geographically
ge·o·graph·i·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. geographicallyadverb

   with respect to geography

   "they are geographically closer to the center of town"

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1. locationally

   by a particular place (on earth)

   these two are obviously far away geographically.

   Submitted by anonymous on May 3, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "geographically":

   geographical, geographic, spatially

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1. Jorge Moll:

   This partnership with Carlyle Group is another achievement for Rede D'Or and is aligned with a long-term strategy in the Brazilian hospitals market ... allowing us to accelerate our quality improvement plans and expand geographically.

2. Andre Strauss:

   This ritualized decapitation attests to the early sophistication of mortuary rituals among hunter-gatherers in the Americas, geographically, it expands the known range of decapitation in more than 2,000 kilometers (about 1,240 miles), showing that during the early Holocene, this was not a phenomenon restricted to the western part of the continent as previously assumed.

3. Laith Alkhouri:

   The group's media realizes the importance of highlighting this, not only for boosting the morale of the support base, but just as importantly for expanding its footprint geographically — effectively setting up and expanding unrest zones around the world.

4. Ramesh Tawadkar:

   We will make them (LGBT youth) normal. We will have a center for them. Like Alcoholics Anonymous centers, we will have centers. We will train them and give them medicines too, as in the case of other target groups such as juvenile offenders, drug-afflicted youth, marginalized or migrant youth, geographically disadvantaged youth, a detailed survey would be carried out of the LGBT community so that their problems could be specifically addressed.

5. Molly Fox:

   Future studies will be needed to explore the relationship between women’s history of breastfeeding and cognitive performance in larger, more geographically diverse groups of women. It is important to better understand the health implications of breastfeeding for women, given that women today breastfeed less frequently and for shorter time periods than was practiced historically.