subuniverse
- noun
- /ˈsʌbˌjunɪˌvɜrs/
- The concept of a subuniverse fascinates many scientists.
- one subuniverse
Examples
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The science fiction novel explores a subuniverse where time flows backward.
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In the video game, each level represents a different subuniverse with unique rules.
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Physicists debate whether our reality is just one subuniverse among many.
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In fiction, a subuniverse can explore alternate realities.
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The theory suggests that our universe might contain numerous subuniverses, each with different physical laws.
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In the science fiction novel, the characters travel between different subuniverses that have unique histories and cultures.
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Scientists hypothesize that there are many subuniverses that could exist parallel to our own, each with its own variations of reality.
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Etymology
The word subuniverse comes from sub- 'under' or 'part of' and universe 'one world', so it paints a picture of a smaller world inside or next to a larger one. That's why it means a separate, smaller universe with its own rules.