cosmos in Latin
cosmos in Latin is mundus — cosmos means the universe seen as an ordered, unified whole.
cosmos in Latin
mundus
(countable) The universe regarded as a system with harmony and order.
What does "cosmos" mean?
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noun The universe seen as an ordered, unified whole.
"Astronomers are still uncovering how vast and strange the cosmos really is."
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noun A garden plant with brightly colored, daisy-like flowers and feathery leaves.
"She planted a row of pink and white cosmos along the fence."
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cosmos in a sentence
- Astronomers are still uncovering how vast and strange the cosmos really is.
- She planted a row of pink and white cosmos along the fence.
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What is "cosmos" in Latin?
"cosmos" in Latin is mundus. cosmos means: The universe seen as an ordered, unified whole.
How do you use "cosmos" in a sentence?
Example: "Astronomers are still uncovering how vast and strange the cosmos really is." In Latin, "cosmos" is mundus.
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