antispace
- noun
- /ˈæntiˌspeɪs/
- Specialized
- What is antispace?
Examples
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Some theories suggest that antispace could exist parallel to our own universe.
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In the science fiction novel, the crew entered antispace to escape their pursuers.
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The device malfunctioned and accidentally opened a portal to antispace.
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The concept of antispace challenges our understanding of dimensions.
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In science fiction, antimatter may lead to the creation of antispace, an opposite dimensional existence.
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The physicist explained how objects might behave differently when they enter antispace compared to normal space.
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She imagined a universe where time and gravity worked differently in antispace, allowing for strange phenomena.
Synonyms
An imagined dimension that lets spaceships travel faster than light
How Fictional
- Literature
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Antispace comes from anti- meaning 'opposite' and space meaning 'area' or 'outer space'. So in science fiction and theory it is a 'space' that is the opposite or counterpart of our normal space, like a parallel universe or a place reached through a portal.