cosmic
cosmic
Definition
cos·mic (käz′mik)
adjective
- of the cosmos; relating to the universe as a whole
- of the universe exclusive of the earth cosmic dust
- vast; grandiose
Etymology: Gr kosmikos < kosmos, universe, order
cosmic
Synonyms
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Usage Examples
Used with adjective complement
- become: All is well, very well Gradually my outlook became more cosmic.
Modifies a noun
- ray: Cosmic rays can cause bits to flip, latch up, or burn out in computer memories.
- radiation: AB - BACKGROUND: Cockpit crews receive cosmic radiation during flight operations.
- consciousness: The rebirth will result in one Universal religion based on man's direct cosmic consciousness with God.
- flux: But the incoming cosmic ray flux, which would otherwise be isotropic, is shaped by the Earth's magnetic field.
- conspiracy: Cosmic Conspiracies has managed to obtain some actual footage of rods which were shown on a news channel from San Diego, USA.
- adventurer: She will answer your problems and questions with the insight unique to a disco-loving alternative-gardening defrocked clergy member and cosmic adventurer.
Modifying Another Word
- truly: It was a huge experience - truly cosmic - and unforgettable.
Preposition: in
- scope: Once consciousness has become cosmic in scope the many selves vanish and the One Self alone remains.
cosmic Quotes
It would be a bitter cosmic joke if we destroy ourselves due to atrophy of the imagination.
She was one of those born to make chaos cosmic.
Cosmic consciousness.
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