Lexeme: gps-based physical geographic location  
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  1. ['noun']. A GPS-based physical geographic location refers to determining the precise coordinates of a particular place on the Earth's surface using Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. It involves utilizing a network of satellites along with receivers to calculate latitude, longitude, and sometimes altitude. This allows for accurate and real-time positioning of objects or individuals within the Earth's geographic framework. GPT3.5
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  • noun. gps-based physical geographic location (singular), gps-based physical geographic locations (plural)
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