firmaments Synonyms

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the arch of the sky, basis, the field or sphere of an interest or activity, the vault or arch of the sky

The brilliant stars twinkled in the boundless firmaments, casting an ethereal glow upon the world below.
Ancient astronomers gazed into the firmaments, marveling at the celestial wonders that adorned the night sky.
The firmaments mirrored the vastness of the universe, stretching infinitely into the unknown.
In medieval paintings, the heavens were often depicted as a radiant firmaments adorned with angelic figures.
The firmaments bore witness to countless cosmic events, from meteor showers to eclipses.
Sailors used the stars as their celestial guide, navigating the boundless expanse of the firmaments.
The firmaments inspired poets and artists throughout history, invoking feelings of awe and wonder.
Astrologers believed that the positions of the stars in the firmaments could influence human destiny.
The aurora borealis danced across the firmaments like ethereal flames, painting the night sky with vibrant colors.
The firmaments held secrets and mysteries that captivated the minds of scientists and philosophers alike.

the arch of the sky, basis, the field or sphere of an interest or activity, the vault or arch of the sky

heavens,skies,blues, horizons, welkins,highs, midairs

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The brilliant stars twinkled in the boundless firmaments, casting an ethereal glow upon the world below.

Ancient astronomers gazed into the firmaments, marveling at the celestial wonders that adorned the night sky.

The firmaments mirrored the vastness of the universe, stretching infinitely into the unknown.

In medieval paintings, the heavens were often depicted as a radiant firmaments adorned with angelic figures.