galaxies

The word “galaxies” has 3 syllables: ga-lax-ies

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæləksiz/


What is synonym and antonym for galaxies?

In the thesaurus, “galaxies” has 6 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for galaxies along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for galaxies

  • country miles
  • infinities
  • light-years
  • long hauls
  • ways
  • worlds

Antonyms for galaxies

Meanings of galaxies

  • noun
    1. The Milky Way; the apparent band of concentrated stars which appears in the night sky over earth.
    2. Any of the collections of many millions or billions of stars, galactic dust, black holes, etc. existing as independent and coherent systems, of which there are billions in the known universe.
    3. Any print or pattern reminiscent of a galaxy, generally consisting of blending, semiopaque patches of vibrant color on a dark background.

Example Sentences

  • Astronomers study distant galaxies to understand the mysteries of the universe.
  • The telescope captured breathtaking images of swirling galaxies in deep space.
  • In the vast expanse of the night sky, countless galaxies twinkle with distant stars.
  • Science fiction often explores the idea of space travel between different galaxies.
  • The collision of two neighboring galaxies creates stunning cosmic displays.

On this page you'll find 11 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to galaxies, such as: country miles, hairbreadths, hairs, hairsbreadths, inches, infinities, light-years.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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neutron stars

  • binary stars
  • brown dwarfs
  • brown dwarves
  • clusters
  • constellations
  • dwarfs
  • dwarves
  • fixed stars
  • galaxies
  • gassers
  • giant stars
  • loadstars
  • lodestars
  • luminaries
  • novae
  • novas
  • pulsars
  • quasars
  • red dwarfs
  • red giants
  • red stars
  • spheres
  • subdwarfs
  • suns
  • superclusters
  • supergiants
  • supernovae
  • supernovas
  • variable stars
  • variables
  • white dwarfs

quasars

  • binary stars
  • brown dwarfs
  • brown dwarves
  • clusters
  • constellations
  • dwarfs
  • dwarves
  • fixed stars
  • galaxies
  • gassers
  • giant stars
  • loadstars
  • lodestars
  • luminaries
  • neutron stars
  • novae
  • novas
  • pulsars
  • red dwarfs
  • red giants
  • red stars
  • spheres
  • subdwarfs
  • suns
  • superclusters
  • supergiants
  • supernovae
  • supernovas
  • variable stars
  • variables
  • white dwarfs

variable stars

  • binary stars
  • brown dwarfs
  • brown dwarves
  • clusters
  • constellations
  • dwarfs
  • dwarves
  • fixed stars
  • galaxies
  • gassers
  • giant stars
  • loadstars
  • lodestars
  • luminaries
  • neutron stars
  • novae
  • novas
  • pulsars
  • quasars
  • red dwarfs
  • red giants
  • red stars
  • spheres
  • subdwarfs
  • suns
  • superclusters
  • supergiants
  • supernovae
  • supernovas
  • variables
  • white dwarfs

variables

  • binary stars
  • brown dwarfs
  • brown dwarves
  • clusters
  • constellations
  • dwarfs
  • dwarves
  • fixed stars
  • galaxies
  • gassers
  • giant stars
  • loadstars
  • lodestars
  • luminaries
  • neutron stars
  • novae
  • novas
  • pulsars
  • quasars
  • red dwarfs
  • red giants
  • red stars
  • spheres
  • subdwarfs
  • suns
  • superclusters
  • supergiants
  • supernovae
  • supernovas
  • variable stars
  • white dwarfs

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