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Meanings of cosmogony in English
Study of the origin, and sometimes the development, of the universe.
Portuguese
cosmologia Catalan
cosmologia Synonyms
Examples for "universe formation"
Examples for "universe formation"
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They drew conclusions as to the origin of the universe from material phenomena.
2
They work on the origin of the universe & the physics of the moon.
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The proudest philosopher, speculating on the origin of the universe, is convicted of ignorance.
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Thyself without origin , thou art the origin of the universe.
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The second point concerns the origin of the universe.
Usage of cosmogony in English
1
The fact of a Creator is the fundamental teaching of its cosmogony.
2
The cosmogony from which such an idea was derived was simple enough.
3
Still another type of myth is associated with cosmogony and natural phenomena.
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This is only a small part of the ancient cosmogony of the Brahmins.
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I spent a long time, in youth, studying myths and cosmogony.
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This mixed cosmogony is supposed to indicate a diversity of authorship.
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But then his conception was nothing less than a complete cosmogony.
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A symbol of the true cosmogony which Philip Aylwin gave to the world!'
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And what opinion did Bokonon hold of his own cosmogony?
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The geological difficulties of the Mosaic cosmogony were also at that time exciting attention.
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A few words, however, may be added upon the subject of the Chaldaean cosmogony.
12
For every ancient theogony, cosmogony, or ontogony is of one kind or the other.
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It was common sense that inspired Ptolemy's theory of cosmogony.
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The idea of the earth-mother is in every cosmogony.
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He uses strange tools in His cosmogony: but He does not use them in vain.
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A marriage is generally the first step in cosmogony.
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