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Meanings of Aurora in English
Goddess of dawn in Roman mythology.
Related terms
Natural light display that occurs in the sky, primarily at high latitudes (near the Arctic and Antarctic)
Usage of Aurora in English
1
Many of those aboard the Aurora, including Mawson, suffered severe sea sickness.
2
She said people ask her regularly for directions, but not for Aurora.
3
The terrifying act of violence in Aurora has left us all reeling.
4
Look out for street level access points to Aurora and Pole Towns.
5
I can just work it off. Aurora nodded and sipped more water.
6
Three years ago, she'd sold her Aurora place and opened Club Gouge.
7
The company, based in Aurora, Ontario, had more welcome news for investors.
8
That was the bald way of stating it in the Aurora country.
9
Therefore, Aurora-C can perform the same essential functions as Aurora-B in mitosis.
10
She ultimately moved to Aurora, Illinois, about an hour outside of Chicago.
11
He worked at the Aurora, and was murdered a couple months ago.
12
At this particular moment, Aurora seemed like her best bet for answers.
13
He would give the Aurora the same lineage with the Zodiacal Light.
14
Aventine said it would consider delaying expansions in Aurora, Nebraska, and Mt.
15
Maleficent frantically looked around for some way to help her beloved Aurora.
16
In no time, Aurora had made herself at home amid the woods.
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Translations for Aurora
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Aurora through the time
Aurora across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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