World

Synonyms for world
noun planet, globe

earth
nature
star

universe
creation
sphere

macrocosm
cosmos
heavenly body

terrene
microcosm

Synonyms
noun class of existing beings

everyone
realm
race

group
division
humankind

humanity
class
everybody

human race

Synonyms
noun person’s environment, experience

province
life
realm
business

area
system
field
domain

sphere
atmosphere
memory
ambience

pursuits
matters

Concept Thesaurus for word world
Synonyms – noun

world
earth
kosmos
megacosm
welkin
starry host
varuna
heavenly bodies
galaxy
sun
photosphere
planetoid
orb of night
meteor
meteorite
signs of the zodiac
Great Bear
Pleiades.
orbit.
cosmology
orrery
astronomer

creation
globe
terraqueous globe
music of the spheres.
empyrean
firmament
vault of heaven
stars
milky way
orb of day
chromosphere
comet
Diana
planetary ring
uranolite.
Charles’s wain
Southern Cross
colures
[Science of heavenly bodies] astronomy
cosmography
goedesy (measurement)
observatory

nature
wide world
sphere
heavens
starry cope
Midgard
canopy of heaven
asteroids
galactic circle
Apollo
solar system
satellite
silver-footed queen
falling star
constellation
Big Dipper
Orion’s belt
equator
uranography
cosmogony
star gazing
planetarium.

universe
cosmos
macrocosm
sky
starry heaven
supersensible regions
celestial spaces.
nebulae
via lactea.
Phoebus
planet
moon
aerolite
shooting star
zodiac
Little Dipper
Cassiopea’s chair
ecliptic
uranology
eidouranion
star gazer

Synonyms – adjectives

cosmic
terrestrious
telluric
sublunary
lunar
starry
astral

cosmical
terraqueous
earthly
subastral.
celestial
stellar
nebular

mundane
terrene
geotic
solar
heavenly
sidereal
uranic.

terrestrial
terreous
under the sun
heliacal
sphery
sideral

Synonyms – phrases
die Weltgeschichte ist das Weltergesicht; “earth is but the frozen echo of the silent voice of God” [Hageman]; “green calm below, blue quietness above” [Whittier]; “hanging in a golden chain this pendant World” [Paradise Lost]; “nothing in nature is unbeautiful” [Tennyson]; “silently as a dream the fabric rose” [Cowper]; “some touch of nature’s genial glow” [Scott]; “this majestical roof fretted with golden fire” [Hamlet]; “through knowledge we behold the World’s creation”
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