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epicenters

 

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Noun epicenter has 1 sense
  1. epicenter, epicentre - the point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake
    --1 is a kind of geographic point, geographical point

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Epicenters

Meaning 1 - Noun (Plural)

Definition: The point on the Earth's surface that is directly above the origin of an earthquake or the center of any disturbance or event.

Example Sentence: The scientists are studying different epicenters to understand the pattern of earthquakes.

Meaning 2 - Noun (Plural)

Definition: Places or regions that are considered as the starting point, focus, or center of significant activities, events, or trends.

Example Sentence: In the 1960s, San Francisco became one of the epicenters of counterculture and social revolution in the United States.

Meaning 3 - Noun (Plural)

Definition: Areas within a retail store that have high sales volumes, attracting a significant number of customers.

Example Sentence: The marketing team rearranged the product displays to ensure the epicenters of sales grabbed customers' attention.

Meaning 4 - Noun (Plural)

Definition: The central or principal part of something.

Example Sentence: The epicenters of power in the organization are responsible for making vital decisions.

Meaning 5 - Verb (Third-person singular simple present)

Definition: To determine the epicenter of an earthquake through scientific analysis.

Example Sentence: The team of seismologists successfully epicenters the recent earthquake using advanced technology.

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