georama (Meaning)

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georama (n.)

A hollow globe on the inner surface of which a map of the world is depicted, to be examined by one standing inside.

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The city's georama showcased intricate miniature buildings that captured the architectural grandeur of the metropolis.
The georama of the historic battle displayed strategic troop movements and landscape features with remarkable detail.
The students used a georama to visualize the geological formations and tectonic plates of the region.
The interactive georama allowed visitors to explore the biodiversity and habitats of a remote rainforest.
The georama at the museum provided a stunning panoramic view of the solar system, illuminating the relative scales and distances of planets.
The georama of the human body highlighted major organs, circulatory systems, and cellular structures with incredible accuracy.
The georama of the ancient ruins recreated a lost civilization, revealing architectural marvels and cultural practices.
Landscape architects used a georama to plan the layout and elevation of a new park, ensuring optimal views and accessibility.
The georama of the earthquake fault zone served as an educational tool, demonstrating the potential hazards and geological forces involved.
The immersive georama transported visitors to the depths of the ocean, showcasing diverse marine life and underwater ecosystems.

A hollow globe on the inner surface of which a map of the world is depicted, to be examined by one standing inside.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The city's georama showcased intricate miniature buildings that captured the architectural grandeur of the metropolis.

The georama of the historic battle displayed strategic troop movements and landscape features with remarkable detail.

The students used a georama to visualize the geological formations and tectonic plates of the region.

The interactive georama allowed visitors to explore the biodiversity and habitats of a remote rainforest.