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geometrization (noun) ge·om·e·tri·za·tion
geometrize (verb) ge·om·e·trize
geometry (noun) ge·om·e·try
geomorphic (adjective) geo·mor·phic
geomorphological (adjective) geo·mor·pho·log·i·cal
geomorphologist (noun) geo·mor·phol·o·gist
geomorphology (noun) geo·mor·phol·o·gy
geophagy (noun) ge·oph·a·gy
geophone (noun) geo·phone
geophysical (adjective) geo·phys·i·cal
geophysically (adverb) geo·phys·i·cal·ly
geophysicist (noun) geo·phys·i·cist
geophysics (noun) geo·phys·ics
geophyte (noun) geo·phyte
geopolitical (adjective) geo·po·lit·i·cal
geopolitically (adverb) geo·po·lit·i·cal·ly
geopolitician (noun) geo·pol·i·ti·cian
geopolitics (noun) geo·pol·i·tics
geopressured (adjective) geo·pres·sured
Geordie (noun) Geor·die
Geordie (adjective) Geor·die
George (noun) George
georgette (noun) geor·gette
Georgian (noun) Geor·gian
Georgian (adjective) Geor·gian
georgic (noun) geor·gic
georgic (adjective) georgic
geoscience (noun) geo·sci·ence
geoscientist (noun) geo·sci·en·tist
geospatial (adjective) ge·o·spa·tial
geosphere (noun) ge·o·sphere
geostationary (adjective) geo·sta·tion·ary
geostrategic (adjective) geo·stra·te·gic
geostrategist (noun) geo·strat·e·gist
geostrategy (noun) geo·strat·e·gy
geostrophic (adjective) geo·stroph·ic
geostrophically (adverb) geo·stroph·i·cal·ly
geosynchronous (adjective) geo·syn·chro·nous
geosynclinal (adjective) geo·syn·cli·nal
geosyncline (noun) geo·syn·cline
geotactic (adjective) geo·tac·tic
geotaxis (noun) geo·tax·is
geotechnic (adjective) ge·o·tech·nic
geotechnical (adjective) geo·tech·ni·cal
geotechnics (noun) ge·o·tech·nics
geotectonic (adjective) geo·tec·ton·ic
geotectonically (adverb) geo·tec·ton·i·cal·ly
geothermal (adjective) geo·ther·mal
geothermally (adverb) geo·ther·mal·ly
geotropic (adjective) geo·tro·pic
geotropically (adverb) geo·tro·pi·cal·ly
geotropism (noun) ge·ot·ro·pism
gerah (noun) ge·rah
geranial (noun) ge·ra·ni·al
geraniol (noun) ge·ra·ni·ol
geranium (noun) ge·ra·ni·um
gerardia (noun) ge·rar·dia
gerbera (noun) ger·bera
gerbil (noun) ger·bil
gerbille (noun) ger·bille
gerent (noun) ge·rent
gerenuk (noun) ge·re·nuk
geriatric (noun) ge·ri·at·ric
geriatric (adjective) geriatric
geriatrician (noun) ger·i·a·tri·cian
geriatrics (noun) ger·i·at·rics
germ (noun) germ
german (adjective) ger·man
german (noun) german
germander (noun) ger·man·der
germane (adjective) ger·mane
germanely (adverb) ger·mane·ly
germaneness (noun) ger·mane·ness
Germanic (adjective) Ger·man·ic
Germanic (noun) Ger·man·ic
Germanism (noun) Ger·man·ism
Germanist (noun) Ger·man·ist
germanium (noun) ger·ma·ni·um
germanization (noun) ger·man·i·za·tion
Germanization (noun) Ger·man·i·za·tion
germanize (verb) ger·man·ize
Germanize (verb) Ger·man·ize
Germanophile (adjective) Ger·mano·phile
Germanophile (noun) Ger·man·o·phile
germen (noun) ger·men
germfree (adjective) germ·free
germicidal (adjective) ger·mi·cid·al
germicide (noun) ger·mi·cide
germinability (noun) ger·mi·na·bil·i·ty
germinable (adjective) ger·mi·na·ble
germinal (adjective) ger·mi·nal
Germinal (noun) Ger·mi·nal
germinally (adverb) ger·mi·nal·ly
germinate (verb) ger·mi·nate
germination (noun) ger·mi·na·tion
germinative (adjective) ger·mi·na·tive
germinator (noun) ger·mi·na·tor
germplasm (noun) germ·plasm
germproof (adjective) germ·proof
germy (adjective) germy

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