cosmological in Latin
cosmological in Latin is cosmologicus — cosmological means relating to cosmology, the study of the universe's structure and origins.
cosmological in Latin
cosmologicus
Of or pertaining to cosmology, or to the overall structure of the universe.
What does "cosmological" mean?
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adj Relating to cosmology, the study of the universe's structure and origins.
"The professor explained several cosmological theories about how the universe began."
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cosmological in a sentence
- The professor explained several cosmological theories about how the universe began.
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What is "cosmological" in Latin?
"cosmological" in Latin is cosmologicus. cosmological means: Relating to cosmology, the study of the universe's structure and origins.
How do you use "cosmological" in a sentence?
Example: "The professor explained several cosmological theories about how the universe began." In Latin, "cosmological" is cosmologicus.
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