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| | Tidal waves and seaquakes ... - Thorn Tree Travel Forum - Lonely Planet |
 | | According to the same dictionary a tidal wave is the same as a tsunami and is defined as one or a series of waves that occur after an earthquake, seaquake, volcanic activity, slumps, or meteorite impacts (!!!) in or near the sea. |
 | | Part of the reason seaquake hasn´t, and shouldn´t enter the English lexicon yet is that there is, really, no physical difference between the two processes, i.e. |
 | | The word "seaquake" can be found in US dictionaries, but does not appear in, e.g., the Cambridge (UK English) dictionary. |
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