ontographic

English

Adjective

ontographic (not comparable)

1. Relating to ontography.
   • 1905, The Geographical Journal (volume 23-25? page 157)

     In the still further reaches of geography, the ontographic relations between man and physiography, the subject becomes at the same time more interesting and more difficult.

   • 1909, William Morris Davis, Douglas Wilson Johnson, Geographical Essays, page 20:

     In the same way the people of the Alps have various terms by which to name mountain summits of different shapes; this is another ontographic response to a peculiar physiographic environment.

   • 2015, Geoffrey J. Martin, American Geography and Geographers: Toward Geographical Science:

     Each of the compartments created represented types, which allowed ontographic examples to be classified.

Anagrams

• tonographic