astrological
- adjective
- /ˌæstrəˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
- 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.
- If your answer to most things in a conversation has to do with someone's astrological sign, I don't like you.
- I've had it with the astrological sign bullshit.
- OK, had it or hit it astrological signs.
- Well, I understand the Wikipedia, you know, term and the, and the, you know, astrological scientific term.
Examples
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If you were born between July 22nd and August 21st, your astrological sign is Leo.
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And at that moment where you are right now, I found my astrological birth chart.
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This is all old astrological stuff.
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What is your astrological sign?
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As best we can make out, it may end on different days for people with different astrological signs.
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It's 19 minutes after the hour, and now it's time for our daily feature, the astrological report.
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It is an astrological clock.
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Did they consider astrological compatibilities?
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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.
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What is your astrological sign?
Synonyms
Relating to the twelve signs made from groups of stars
Antonyms
Surface Forms
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.