Meanings of cosmologies in English

In mediaeval England attempts to reconcile the two cosmologies were doomed to failure.

Stars, creeds, cosmologies, promptly receded into remote perspective and had to shift for themselves.

There are other beings in other universes, other cosmologies, that think, and travel, and explore.

It is a catalyst for pea-brained theories, gimcrack scholarship, and the credulous cosmologies of hysteria.

Children have their own logic in the same way that primitive cultures have their own cosmologies.

We're like totem animals in each other's foreign cosmologies-likeislanders whose ancestral gods favor each other.

As many cosmologies tell, Day and Dawn were born of the embraces of Earth and Sky.

Ancient people's data was far more limited than ours, and mixed with erroneous beliefs about divine spirits, celestial spheres, and geocentric cosmologies.