To begin with, you're gonna have to look for the real meaning or meanings of Metageographical. Then you're gonna look for the history and geography of Europe, and do this writing prompt by yourself, because if you COPY and PASTE, you are gonna suffer consequences. So do this prompt by yourself, and STOP LOOKING FOR CHEAP, CRAPPY, FAKE ANSWERS IN THE internet, AND DO IT YOURSELF
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A homograph for compare is "compare," which is pronounced the same but has different meanings compared to "compare."
Europe is the second smallest continent.
people had jobs. learned how to trade items. made an underdeveloped continent something big
You cannot compare a political event with a cultural movement.
Not really. Cultural Relativism requires two different cultures to be interacting. If you wished to compare the waster of fuel used in Monster Truck Expos and compare it with European fuel consciousness and say that each was better to the distinct cultures of US and Europe, this would be cultural relativism.
Japan is a country, Europe's a continent. Japan's asian, Europes not. ++++++++++=
because it was biggest continent in the world
Did you mean: anatomy or antonym? There is no such word as: antomy.
North America is not a country, but a continent, and it is the 3rd biggest in the world.
It can very well be made into a synonym, but first you have to compare it to another word. For example, it could be considered a synonym to the words 'reconstruct' or 'reorient' because they have similar meanings to it. However, it could be considered an antonym for the words 'persist' or 'continue', because they have opposite meanings to it.
There is little difference in infection rates or in renal deterioration between the conduit surgical techniques and the continent techniques. The patient's preference becomes important.
Yes. Antarctica would cover both USA and Mexico if you wanted to compare the size of the continent to something familiar.