cosmos
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5.8
- noun
- /ˈkɑːzməs/
- Scientists study the cosmos to understand the origins of the universe.
- cosmos as a whole
- the vast cosmos
- parts of the cosmos
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Watch on YouTubeWell, actually, I think the cosmos is so diverse and creative.
- Well, actually, I think the cosmos is so diverse and creative.
- So that's studying the cosmos, where it's going, where it came from.
- It's how you see yourself in the larger cosmos that will make you able to tackle it.
- Planet Earth, which you'll soon see, is just a mere speck of dust in the cosmos that exists.
- You know, like we will conquer the cosmos.
- We have to abide by the intrinsic order of the cosmos.
- They're connected to the rhythms of the cosmos.
- Questions from the heart of the cosmos when we return.
- This is the gymnasium of the cosmos, baby, Right?
- And the highland flow exists between these cosmos, these cosmoses.
- Would all places were part of an an unfolding cosmos of charcoal flakes?
- Cosmos is hungry, It's a hungry cosmos, and we're hungry and hungry's not.
- Human beings, philosophy touches on the cosmos, the cosmos for who?
Examples
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We have to open our minds to the infinite possibilities of what the cosmos has to offer.
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We will remain both lost in and connected with the cosmos in exactly the same way.
Academic text (1999) -
Right now, people have seen the whole cosmos through their phone screen.
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Questions from the heart of the cosmos when we return.
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Why is there any cosmos or why are we here?
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Why should the cosmos care about me?
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Well, actually, I think the cosmos is so diverse and creative.
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It's how you see yourself in the larger cosmos that will make you able to tackle it.
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Our Earth, this pale blue dot in the cosmos is a special place.
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In these journeys and visions, the cosmos is traversed, providing insights into the structure of the universe.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Everything that exists in the whole universe
∞
3.2
All of space and everything in it
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5.6
The regular way the physical world follows rules not made by people
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All that exists forms one connected system
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6.8
The whole universe that contains stars, planets and space
Antonyms
How Ordered
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cosmos comes from the Greek word kosmos, which means 'order' or 'ornament'. So cosmos pictures the universe as a single, orderly and beautiful whole, and you can see the same root in cosmetic (things that make things look arranged).