geographically

[jee-uh-graf-ik-lee, -i-kuh-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that involves geography.

Example Sentences

The West Bank and Gaza Strip have been geographically separated by Israel for three quarters of a century, since Israel's independence in 1948.

From BBC

We were making educated guesses on when father and son might meet based on gaps in their diaries and who was planning to be where geographically.

From BBC

Labour's vote is more geographically concentrated which means it is better able than Reform to turn votes into constituency seats.

From BBC

That’s because the voting electorate is more geographically sorted between the parties.

From Salon

San Francisco is geographically constrained, perched at the end of a narrow peninsula like a fingernail, with water on three sides.

From Los Angeles Times