Lexeme: gps-based geo-location  
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  1. ['noun']. GPS-based geo-location refers to the process of determining the precise geographical coordinates of a particular location using the Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. It involves the use of GPS satellites to receive signals that allow for accurate positioning on the Earth's surface. This technology is commonly used in navigation systems, mobile devices, and various other applications to provide real-time location information. GPT3.5
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  • noun. gps-based location (singular), gps-based locations (plural)
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