earthborn (Meaning)

Wordnet

earthborn (s)

of earthly origin (as mortals are)

springing from or born on the earth

connected with earthly life; of earthly origin

Webster

earthborn (a.)

Born of the earth; terrigenous; springing originally from the earth; human.

Relating to, or occasioned by, earthly objects.

earthborn Sentence Examples

  1. The earthborn travelers gazed in awe at the vastness of space.
  2. She was an earthborn woman with a deep love for the planet.
  3. He was an Earthborn engineer tasked with developing new technologies for space exploration.
  4. The earthborn colonists struggled to adapt to their new life on Mars.
  5. The Earthborn Federation sent a mission to investigate the strange signals coming from the outer planets.
  6. She was the first earthborn person to set foot on the surface of the moon.
  7. The earthborn soldiers fought bravely against the alien invaders.
  8. The earthborn children were fascinated by the stories of the ancient astronauts.
  9. The Earthborn Alliance was formed to promote peace and cooperation among the nations of the galaxy.
  10. The earthborn scientists were developing a new type of spacecraft that could reach the stars.

FAQs About the word earthborn

of earthly origin (as mortals are), springing from or born on the earth, connected with earthly life; of earthly originBorn of the earth; terrigenous; springing

terrestrial, animal, earthly, temporal, physical, earthbound, mundane, bodily, sublunary, worldly

celestial, spiritual, divine, celestial, divine, unearthly, metaphysical, metaphysical, heavenly, unearthly

The earthborn travelers gazed in awe at the vastness of space.

She was an earthborn woman with a deep love for the planet.

He was an Earthborn engineer tasked with developing new technologies for space exploration.

The earthborn colonists struggled to adapt to their new life on Mars.