universe
- noun
- /ˈjuːnɪvɜrs/
- Either we are alone in the universe or we are not.
- the early universe
- Big Bang universe
- structure of the universe
Either we are alone in the universe or we are not.
- Either we are alone in the universe or we are not.
- I don't think it, I don't think our universe supports that physics.
- And it's an idea of a random universe creating us.
- They say that the entire universe was compressed into
- It is fighting against the laws of the universe to change people.
- The universe is beautiful, and the universe is always surprising.
- So just let the universe take it.
- But if you keep trusting, the universe will open a door.
Examples
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For the Stoics, the universe itself is divine.
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Are you sure you want to challenge the fastest creature in the universe?
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When did life start in the universe and when will it end?
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The center of our universe exists in time.
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This is our universe in all its majesty.
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This is the deepest image of the universe in visible light.
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So we derive the fact that the universe is not static.
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In the endless reaches of the universe there once existed a planet known as Krypton.
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Scientists continue to explore the mysteries of the universe, searching for answers about its origins.
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Many scientists believe that dark matter makes up a significant portion of the universe.
Synonyms
Everything that exists in the whole universe
All space and everything in it that forms an ordered whole
A very large range of things you can imagine
All that exists forms one connected system
The whole universe that contains stars, planets and space
Compounds
- Specialized
A model of the universe whose space curves and contains enough matter to stop and reverse its expansion
- Informal
A person who thinks they have total control over people or events
How Vast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word universe comes from Latin parts uni- 'one' and -verse 'turned', the same uni- you see in unite, so it originally meant 'turned into one'. That's why universe now means all space and everything in it as one whole.