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macroclimate

macroclimate noun: the climate of a relatively large geographic area.

Noun

macroclimate (plural macroclimates)

  1. The climate of a relatively large geographic area.
    • Within climatic regions, physiography or landforms modify macroclimate and affect the movement of organisms, . . .1993 Silviculture: From the Cradle of Forestry to Ecosystem Management: Proceedings

Forms of macroclimate

pluralmacroclimates

Origin of macroclimate

From macro- + climate.

Questions about macroclimate

What does macroclimate mean?
Macroclimate means the climate of a relatively large geographic area.
What part of speech is macroclimate?
Macroclimate is a noun.
What is the plural of macroclimate?
The plural of macroclimate is macroclimates.

Words near macroclimate in the dictionary

  1. macrocircuit
  2. macrocircuitry
  3. macrocircuits
  4. macrocirculation
  5. macrocirculatory
  6. macroclimate
  7. macroclimates
  8. macroclimatic
  9. macroclimatically
  10. macroclimatologic
  11. macroclimatological

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