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Meaning
Noun
●
In Astronomy & Geography:
The
angular
distance
north
or
south
from a planet's
equator
,
measured
along the
meridian
of that particular point.
●
In Geography:
An
imaginary
line
(
in fact
a
circumference
) around a
planet
running
parallel
to the
planet
's equator.
●
The
relative
freedom
from
restrictions
;
scope
to do something.
●
In Astronomy & Non-Euclidean geometry:
The
angular
distance
of a
heavenly body
from the ecliptic.
●
In Photography:
The
extent
to which a
light-sensitive
material
can be over- or
underexposed
and still
achieve
an
acceptable
result.
●
Extent or
scope
; e.g.
breadth
,
width
or amplitude.
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Wiktionary
Origin
latitude
English
latitude
French
latitudo
Latin
latus
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
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Wavelength
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Flexibility
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Discretion
Location
North
Rainfall
Density
Distance
Degrees
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Direction
Granularity
Region
Coordinates
East
Frequency
Tilt
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Orientation
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