epicentre, epicenter AM [ˈepɪsentəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N
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Being relatively deep, the quake was felt over a large area and it is not certain where the epicentre was located.
en.wikipedia.org Mass casualties were avoided owing to a combination of building evacuations prompted by the weaker shock and an epicentre removed from populous areas.
en.wikipedia.org A detective-sergeant established that the explosion's epicentre was to the right of the table where the two girls had been sitting.
en.wikipedia.org As the epicentre was on land away from the coast, no tsunami occurred.
en.wikipedia.org The resulting data is used to locate the epicentre, and distinguish between the seismic signatures of an underground nuclear explosion and an earthquake.
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