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geofront

geofront noun: an underground urban area built to expand a city that is geographically limited.

Noun

geofront (plural geofronts)

  1. An underground urban area built to expand a city that is geographically limited.
    • Recently, intense interest has been shown in new frontier space development, such as waterfront and geofront, as underground space is called in Japan.1996, International Journal of Offshore and Polar Engineering
    • The tours covered a wide spectrum of subjects and places, including a geofront project, the Yokohama Exotic Showcase exposition, Sakaki town in Nagano.1988, The Japanese Press, page 64

Forms of geofront

pluralgeofronts

Origin of geofront

Blend of geo- + waterfront.

Questions about geofront

What does geofront mean?
Geofront means an underground urban area built to expand a city that is geographically limited.
What part of speech is geofront?
Geofront is a noun.
What is the plural of geofront?
The plural of geofront is geofronts.

Words near geofront in the dictionary

  1. geoform
  2. geoformation
  3. geoformational
  4. geoformations
  5. geoforms
  6. geofront
  7. geofronts
  8. geofuel
  9. geofuels
  10. geofugal
  11. geog

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