cosmos

Converse of object

• create: Ormuzd was the all powerful, all wise and all good who created the cosmos.
• order: The movement, inspired by the late Father Edward Holloway, posits that God works through evolution to bring about an ordered cosmos.
• make: Then the seed begat a Great Archon who used what was in the seed to make the material cosmos.
• explore: Through studying them humans have continually enlarged their horizons and explored the cosmos.
• understand: Self organizing systems are part of the way science is beginning to understand the real cosmos in a way that traditional science cannot.
• see: But why is it not possible for us to see the total cosmos?

Preposition: as

• whole: He is mystical, and seeks to comprehend the cosmos as a whole, to relate himself to its embracing totality.

Adjective modifier

• entire: The point about which the entire cosmos spins is Mount Meru.
• whole: Adam messed up the Garden, Jesus restores the whole cosmos.
• vast: The vast, unknown cosmos is brought into order, the earth having its proper place in the center.
• physical: Sanity must accept that we are physical beings, living in a physical world in a physical cosmos.
• traditional: In the traditional cosmos, there is nothing random; there is no pure chance.
• own: Maori mythology has also interwoven itself into my own poetical cosmos.

Modifies a noun

• holiday: Cosmos Holidays â Which travel companies are they connected to?
• bipinnatus: June: Cosmos bipinnatus Purity This cheerful summer border plant is our Plant of the Month for June... .
• plc: Our sister companies include: Cosmos Holidays plc, Avro Plc, Monarch Airlines Limited, and Cosmos Coach Tours Limited.

Noun used with modifier

• material: Then the seed begat a Great Archon who used what was in the seed to make the material cosmos.
• micro: Traveling with ATLAS into the micro cosmos into an area of unknown physics.

Preposition: in

• way: Self organizing systems are part of the way science is beginning to understand the real cosmos in a way that traditional science cannot.

Preposition: for

• year: A real star, shining out there in the cosmos for light years to come.