Pronunciation

/unɪ’ver(s)əs/

Definitions

Noun

1. Universal: Covering all things or aspects; existing everywhere or throughout time. “The universe contains countless stars and galaxies.”
2. Cosmos: The physical and cosmic totality, including all matter and energy, along with the laws of nature that govern them. “The vastness of the universe is still a subject of fascination for scientists.”
3. Universe (in science): In astronomy, the collection of all matter and energy, including Earth, galaxies, and the contents of the cosmos.

Verb

1. To encompass or include everything within a particular context or scope. “The concept of life encompasses the entire universe.”

Adjective

1. All-encompassing; infinite. “The universe is a complex and mysterious entity.”

Phrases

• “Explore the universe” means to study or travel through the cosmos.
• “The universe is vast” emphasizes its immense size.
• “Our tiny corner of the universe” refers to the small part we inhabit.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The universe is a fascinating topic for astronomers to investigate.”
• Verb: “Scientists strive to understand the origins and evolution of the universe.”
• Adjective: “The universe’s secrets continue to baffle and inspire us.”

Synonyms

• Cosmos
• All-encompassing
• Infinite
• Immense
• Vast
• Cosmic

Antonyms

• Limited
• Restricted
• Tiny
• Local
• Isolated