1. a scientist who studies the physical features of the Earth's surface and the processes that shape them, such as erosion, weathering, and glaciation
Usage: professional/academic term; countable noun

Examples

• The geomorphologist examined the canyon walls to understand how water erosion had carved the landscape over millions of years.
• Dr. Chen is a geomorphologist who specializes in studying glacial valleys and their formation.
• Geomorphologists use field surveys and computer models to predict how coastlines will change due to rising sea levels.
• The research team included a geomorphologist who could explain the mountain's geological history.
• As a geomorphologist, she spent years analyzing river systems and their impact on surrounding terrain.
• Geomorphologists often work with geologists and environmental scientists on land management projects.