Cosmos

/ˈkɒzmɒs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The universe considered as a whole; the cosmos is the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy.

Astronomers study the cosmos to understand the origins of the universe.

A systematic and orderly universe; harmonious and orderly system.

In her research, she explored the philosophical implications of finding order in the chaos of the cosmos.

The aspect of the universe that emphasizes its vastness and beauty.

The night sky is a reminder of the breathtaking beauty of the cosmos.

A particular order or arrangement in a specific context.

The artist's work created a unique cosmos of colors and shapes.

From the Greek word 'kosmos', meaning order, world, or universe.

cosmic order

The idea that the universe has a consistent, logical arrangement.

cosmic perspective

Viewing life and existence in the context of the vastness of the universe.

in the cosmos

Referring to something within the vast realm of the universe.

cosmology

The science of the origin and development of the universe.

cosmonaut

An astronaut trained in the former Soviet Union.

cosmic

Relating to the universe.

To get lost in deep thought about the universe.

I was just cosmosing out while staring at the stars.

A way to refer to someone who is overly focused on grand philosophical ideas.

He's such a cosmos man, always talking about the meaning of life.