Cosmic Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈkɑzmɪk/

KAHZ-mik

UK

/kˈɒzmɪk/

KOZ-mik

Definition

Related to the universe or outer space. It can also describe something extremely large, important, or universal.

Usage & Nuances

Used in scientific, poetic, or philosophical contexts. Common phrases: 'cosmic rays', 'cosmic mystery', 'cosmic scale'. Can be literal (about space) or figurative (something vast or significant). Not slang.

• Spanish: cósmico
• Portuguese (BR): cósmico
• Portuguese (PT): cósmico
• Chinese (Simplified): 宇宙的
• Chinese (Traditional): 宇宙的
• Hindi: ब्रह्मांडीय
• Arabic: كوني
• Bengali: কসমিক - মহাজাগতিক
• Russian: космический
• Japanese: 宇宙的（うちゅうてき）
• Vietnamese: vũ trụ - thuộc về vũ trụ
• Korean: 우주적인
• Turkish: kozmik - evrensel (uzayla ilgili)
• Urdu: کوسمی - کائناتی
• Indonesian: kosmik - alam semesta

Example Sentences

That discovery could have cosmic implications for our understanding of life.

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He has a cosmic sense of humor—something out of this world!

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After staring at the stars, I felt a cosmic peace wash over me.

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Many scientists study cosmic phenomena like black holes.

basic

There is a cosmic connection between all things in the universe.

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The Big Bang was a cosmic event.

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