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Meanings of nova in English
Cataclysmic nuclear explosion in a white dwarf star.
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Usage of nova in English
1
Yet, they launched from out of the heart of an exploding nova.
2
Even a nova bomb was just an inert lump inside the field.
3
That we have no data concerning any luminosity deficit of the nova.
4
They say I was lucky not to have my sphere go nova.
5
For a split second, he thought that the sun had gone nova.
6
They can always retreat and drop a nova bomb in our laps.
7
They would not want to be caught too close to the nova.
8
João Gilberto the Brazilian guitarist credited with inventing bossa nova has died.
9
There were bagels, cream cheese, thin-sliced tomato and onion-andreal nova lox!
10
Rain stars go nova on the windscreen, wipered away every ninth beat.
11
A nova shock wave would take several minutes to reach Earth.
12
It was believed at the time that main sequence stars do not nova.
13
About all I knew was the amount of energy two nova bombs released.
14
Wolf at Heidelberg photographed in August an irregular nebulous object near the nova.
15
No, our arrival has merely caused renewed interest in the nova.
16
We had gone straight through the nova. Dan finished his drink.
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