constellations Synonyms
constellations Meaning
constellations
a group of behavioral or personality traits, any of 88 arbitrary configurations of stars or an area of the celestial sphere covering one of these configurations, a group of stimulus conditions or factors affecting personality and behavior development, any of 88 groups of stars forming patterns, an assemblage, collection, or group of usually related persons, qualities, or things, a set of ideas, conditions, symptoms, or traits that fall into or appear to fall into a pattern, the configuration of stars especially at one's birth, pattern, arrangement
constellations Sentence Examples
- The starlit night sky resembled a canvas adorned with twinkling constellations.
- Ancient astronomers mapped the heavens, identifying myriad constellations that shaped their myths and legends.
- The constellation Ursa Major, known as the Great Bear, served as a celestial landmark for lost sailors.
- Orion the Hunter, a prominent winter constellation, is renowned for its three stars that form his belt.
- The Zodiac constellations mark the path of the sun through the celestial sphere over a year.
- The constellation Cassiopeia, shaped like a W, is said to depict the vain queen punished to the sky.
- The Southern Cross constellation, visible in the southern hemisphere, is a symbol of guidance and exploration.
- The Pleiades, an open star cluster, form a distinct constellation known as the Seven Sisters.
- Astronomers use constellations to navigate the night sky and study the distribution of stars.
- The celestial tapestry of constellations inspires wonder, curiosity, and a sense of our place in the vast universe.
FAQs About the word constellations
a group of behavioral or personality traits, any of 88 arbitrary configurations of stars or an area of the celestial sphere covering one of these configurations
clusters, batches, assemblages, groups, collections, groupings, arrays, suites, packages, batteries
entities, items,units,,singles
The starlit night sky resembled a canvas adorned with twinkling constellations.
Ancient astronomers mapped the heavens, identifying myriad constellations that shaped their myths and legends.
The constellation Ursa Major, known as the Great Bear, served as a celestial landmark for lost sailors.
Orion the Hunter, a prominent winter constellation, is renowned for its three stars that form his belt.
