cosmos [ˈkɒzmɒs] N
- cosmos
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The bulk of the book is taken up with cut-and-dried answers to questions about evolution, physics, and the cosmos.
www.huffingtonpost.com As punishment, he was turned into energy and cast out through the cosmos.
en.wikipedia.org The subject is the creation, or begetting, of heaven ("ouranos") as a unique birth, not the birth of more than one cosmos.
en.wikipedia.org Among the flowers captured are daisies, passion flowers, cosmos and nasturtiums viewed through water droplets on leaves or other plants.
www.dailymail.co.uk Yeah, that's right, always gushing on about manipulation of the cosmos, and their dedication to the science of magic for the benefit of mankind.
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