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cosmos

[ˈkɑːzmɒs]

cosmos Definition

  • 1the universe seen as a well-ordered whole
  • 2a system of thought
  • 3a flower with a brightly colored daisy-like flowerhead on a long stem

Using cosmos: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "cosmos" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The mysteries of the cosmos have fascinated scientists for centuries.

  • Example

    He developed a new cosmology that challenged existing theories.

  • Example

    She picked a bouquet of cosmos from her garden.

cosmos Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with cosmos

  • the idea that the universe is structured in a rational and orderly way

    Example

    The ancient Greeks believed in the cosmic order of the universe.

  • a state of awareness in which one feels a sense of unity with the universe

    Example

    Many spiritual traditions aim to achieve cosmic consciousness through meditation and other practices.

  • high-energy radiation that originates from outer space

    Example

    Astronauts are exposed to cosmic rays during space travel.

Origins of cosmos

from Greek 'kosmos', meaning 'order' or 'world'

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Summary: cosmos in Brief

The term 'cosmos' [ˈkɑːzmɒs] refers to the universe as a well-ordered whole, as well as a system of thought. It also denotes a type of flower with a brightly colored daisy-like flowerhead on a long stem. Examples of its use include 'The mysteries of the cosmos have fascinated scientists for centuries,' and 'She picked a bouquet of cosmos from her garden.'

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