cosmology in Latin
cosmology in Latin is cosmologia — cosmology means the scientific study of the origin, structure, and future of the universe.
cosmology in Latin
cosmologia
What does "cosmology" mean?
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noun The scientific study of the origin, structure, and future of the universe.
"Modern cosmology relies heavily on data from telescopes observing the earliest galaxies."
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noun A particular culture's or religion's belief system about how the universe came to be and how it works.
"Many ancient cosmologies pictured the Earth resting on the back of a giant animal."
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cosmology in a sentence
- Modern cosmology relies heavily on data from telescopes observing the earliest galaxies.
- Many ancient cosmologies pictured the Earth resting on the back of a giant animal.
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What is "cosmology" in Latin?
"cosmology" in Latin is cosmologia. cosmology means: The scientific study of the origin, structure, and future of the universe.
How do you use "cosmology" in a sentence?
Example: "Modern cosmology relies heavily on data from telescopes observing the earliest galaxies." In Latin, "cosmology" is cosmologia.
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