geographically challenged
geographically challenged adjective: unskilled in geography.
Adjective
geographically challenged (comparative more geographically challenged, superlative most geographically challenged)
- Unskilled in geography.
- My geographically challenged uncle stated that France is the capital of Paris.
- Long-distance; over a great length.
- Geographically challenged relationship = long-distance relationship.
- Located in an unhospitable place.
- This geographically challenged hospital is in the middle of nowhere: it's a 4-hour drive, with no gas stations nearby.
Forms of geographically challenged
| comparative | more geographically challenged |
|---|---|
| superlative | most geographically challenged |
Questions about geographically challenged
- What does geographically challenged mean?
- Geographically challenged means unskilled in geography.
- What part of speech is geographically challenged?
- Geographically challenged is an adjective.
Words near geographically challenged in the dictionary
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