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Geodynamic

Meanings of Geodynamic:

adjective

Of or relating to the forces acting within the earth; of or relating to geodynamics.

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Geodynamical

Meanings of Geodynamical:

adjective

= geodynamic .

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Geodynamics

Meanings of Geodynamics:

noun

With singular agreement. the branch of science concerned with the forces acting within the earth. also: (with plural agreement) the processes and phenomena caused by such forces.

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enslave

ɪnˈsleɪv

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Make (someone) a slave.

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