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spatial
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spatial
Having to do with space. Contrast with "temporal," which deals with time.
spatial [′spā·shəl]
(physics)
Of or pertaining to space; occupying space; occurring in, or conditioned by, space; considered with relation to space.
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The only thing that we ever talk about is being spacially aware of what the opposition are doing to us.
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