cosmozoan
- noun
- /ˌkɒzməˈzoʊən/
- Archaic
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cosmozoano
- The scientist, a well-known cosmozoan, presented evidence supporting the idea that life came from space.
Examples
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The documentary featured a cosmozoan explaining the theory of panspermia to a general audience.
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As a cosmozoan, he often debated with colleagues who believed life began on Earth itself.
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A cosmozoan believes in extraterrestrial origins of life.
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Many cosmozoans attend conferences on space life.
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The documentary featured a cosmozoan explaining how life on Earth might have originated from other planets.
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As a dedicated cosmozoan, she advocated for the idea that microscopic organisms could have traveled through space.
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In their latest research, the cosmozoan argued that the building blocks of life may have come from asteroids.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cosmozoan combines cosmo- 'universe' and -zoan 'animal', and by extension a cosmozoan can be a person who believes life was brought to Earth from space.
