uranologist
- noun
- /ˌjʊərəˈnɒlədʒɪst/
- Archaic
- The uranologist presented her latest findings about distant galaxies at the conference.
Examples
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An uranologist studies celestial bodies and their movements.
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Many uranologists use advanced technology to observe phenomena far beyond our solar system.
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Ever since childhood, he dreamed of becoming a uranologist and exploring the stars.
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The uranologist presented her findings at the conference.
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The uranologist presented her latest findings about distant galaxies at the conference.
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Many uranologists use advanced technology to observe phenomena far beyond our solar system.
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Ever since childhood, he dreamed of becoming a uranologist and exploring the stars.
Synonyms
A person who studies stars, planets, and other things in space
A scientist who studies stars, planets and other space things and how they behave
A person who studies stars and planets, often using a telescope
A person who studies or loves stars and space
Surface Forms
Morphology
uranologist = uranology (semi-transparent) = urano + logy + ist
The word is built regularly from learned combining forms and the agentive suffix '-ist', but the base 'uranology' is specialized and unlikely to be familiar to an average learner.
Etymology
The word uranologist comes from the Greek name Ouranos, which means 'sky' or 'heaven' and gave the planet name Uranus. So an uranologist is a person who studies the sky or space, in other words an astronomer.