sublunar Antonyms
Strongest:
- spiritual
- divine
- divine
- metaphysical
- religious
- heavenly
- religious
- spiritual
- celestial
- heavenly
- celestial
- unearthly
- metaphysical
- unearthly
Strong:
- devotional
- empyreal
- transcendental
- sacred
- supernal
- empyreal
- transcendental
- empyrean
- extraterrestrial
- nontemporal
- supernal
- nontemporal
- utopian
- sacred
- utopian
- empyrean
- elysian
- devotional
- unworldly
- unworldly
- elysian
- extraterrestrial
Weak:
Meaning of sublunar
sublunar (a)
situated between the earth and the moon
sublunar (s)
of this earth
sublunar Sentence Examples
- The sublunar world, teeming with life and wonder, captivates the imagination.
- Ancient philosophers believed the sublunar sphere was governed by randomness and change.
- The sublunar realm encompasses all that exists beneath the moon's influence.
- The sublunary realm is characterized by impermanence and decay.
- In astrology, the sublunar planets were thought to influence human affairs.
- The sublunar atmosphere is a complex mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth.
- Sublunar exploration has revealed a wealth of knowledge about our planet and its origins.
- The sublunar environment is subject to constant change due to factors such as solar radiation.
- Scientists study the sublunar region to better understand the Earth's history and evolution.
- The sublunar zone is a fascinating and enigmatic region that continues to inspire curiosity and research.
FAQs About the word sublunar
situated between the earth and the moon, of this earth
terrestrial, earthly, physical,mundane, animal, temporal, corporal, earthbound, fleshly, terrene
spiritual, divine, divine, metaphysical, religious, heavenly, religious, spiritual, celestial, heavenly
The sublunar world, teeming with life and wonder, captivates the imagination.
Ancient philosophers believed the sublunar sphere was governed by randomness and change.
The sublunar realm encompasses all that exists beneath the moon's influence.
The sublunary realm is characterized by impermanence and decay.
