astronomical (Meaning)
astronomical (a)
relating or belonging to the science of astronomy
astronomical (s)
inconceivably large
astronomical (a.)
Of or pertaining to astronomy; in accordance with the methods or principles of astronomy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of astronomical
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Synonyms:
- vast
- oversize
- cyclopean
- monumental
- extensive
- tremendous
- humungous
- mammoth
- galactic
- heroic
- overwhelming
- pharaonic
- massive
- infinite
- elephantine
- bumper
- colossal
- mega
- gargantuan
- huge
- humongous
- heroical
- super
- herculean
- gigantic
- cosmical
- cosmic
- titanic
- mountainous
- whopping
- oversized
- giant
- mighty
- monstrous
- planetary
- Himalayan
- jumbo
- monster
- imposing
- grand
- prodigious
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Synonyms:
- bulky
- stupendous
- hulking
- great
- grandiose
- good
- cavernous
- supersize
- leviathan
- formidable
- monolithic
- substantial
- staggering
- majestic
- sizeable
- gross
- sizable
- voluminous
- considerable
- whacking
- boundless
- king-size
- Brobdingnagian
- immeasurable
- king-sized
- largish
- overgrown
- lofty
- goodly
- vasty
- big
- walloping
- hefty
- outsized
- outsize
- august
- towering
- supersized
- super-duper
- major
- gigantesque
- tidy
- handsome
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astronomical Sentence Examples
- The astronomer was astounded by the astronomical number of stars visible in the clear night sky.
- The cost of the proposed space mission was astronomical, raising concerns among budget-conscious policymakers.
- The astronomical phenomenon of a solar eclipse drew crowds of eager spectators to witness the rare event.
- The astronomer's calculations revealed an astronomical distance between neighboring galaxies.
- The satellite captured an astronomical amount of data during its orbit around the planet.
- The astronomer's research uncovered an astronomical rate of expansion for the early universe.
- The telescope provided an astronomical view of distant celestial bodies, revealing their intricate details.
- The project's success led to an astronomical increase in funding for future space exploration endeavors.
- The gravitational forces exerted by the supermassive black hole were of astronomical magnitude.
- The astronomer's discovery of an exoplanet with an astronomical orbit challenged existing theories of planetary formation.
FAQs About the word astronomical
relating or belonging to the science of astronomy, inconceivably largeOf or pertaining to astronomy; in accordance with the methods or principles of astronomy.
enormous, immense, oceanic, vast, oversize, cyclopean, monumental, extensive, tremendous, humungous
pygmy, tiny, microscopical, miniature, Lilliputian, diminutive, tiny, miniature, bitty, micro
The astronomer was astounded by the astronomical number of stars visible in the clear night sky.
The cost of the proposed space mission was astronomical, raising concerns among budget-conscious policymakers.
The astronomical phenomenon of a solar eclipse drew crowds of eager spectators to witness the rare event.
The astronomer's calculations revealed an astronomical distance between neighboring galaxies.
