Topography. Is it
literal or metaphorically? To complicate one’s understanding of topography, the
form can be used literally or metaphorically. Used literally, it studies and
describes the surface shapes on the earth and other planetary objects. Used
metaphorically, it observes an entity and describes the relationship among its
components. Here are examples:
“The topography
of that country’s economy shows several depressed areas.”
“The topography
of that laugh contains dramatic highs and lows.”
“The topography
of that curricula is very uneven.”
“That woman’s
topography is very eye-catching, to say the least!”
“The topography
of that grilled steak leaves plenty of room for sauce!”
“What a ripped
topography!”
Figure out ways
to use the word to spice up your speech. Have fun with it! More tomorrow.
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