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astrological

astrological

15 7.7
It concerns the belief that star positions affect people's lives
  • adjective
  • /ˌæstrəˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
translation icon : astrológico
  • You're an ideal astrological match.
  • astrological chart
  • astrological significance
  • astrological sign

If your answer to most things in a conversation has to do with someone's astrological sign, I don't like you.

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Examples

  • If you were born between July 22nd and August 21st, your astrological sign is Leo.

  • And at that moment where you are right now, I found my astrological birth chart.

  • This is all old astrological stuff.

  • What is your astrological sign?

  • As best we can make out, it may end on different days for people with different astrological signs.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • It's 19 minutes after the hour, and now it's time for our daily feature, the astrological report.

  • It is an astrological clock.

  • Did they consider astrological compatibilities?

  • We are very well versed in the way of the stars and today we are going to rank all the astrological signs from best to worst.

  • What is your astrological sign?

Synonyms

zodiacal
vsastrological
2 8.6

Relating to the twelve signs made from groups of stars

is broader, covering interpretation of celestial bodies for human affairs beyond those signs

Antonyms

976 3.7

About careful methods used to find and test facts

Surface Forms

astrological positive

Morphology

astrological = astrology (transparent) = astro + log + ical

The meaning is directly related to astrology, and the adjectival suffix '-ical' makes the relation clear to a learner who knows the base word.

Etymology

Astrological comes from Greek parts astro- meaning 'star' and -logy meaning 'study', just like in astronomy, astronaut, and biology. So astrological describes things about the stars or the idea that the stars can affect people's lives.