/ˈɡæləksiz/
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The apparent band of concentrated stars visible in the night sky from Earth, particularly referring to the Milky Way.
Used figuratively to describe extremely great distances or expanses, often emphasizing something immeasurably far away.
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Systems containing millions or billions of stars, together with gas, dust, black holes, and other astronomical objects, held together by gravity.
Referring to enormous gravitationally bound systems of stars and other celestial matter existing throughout the universe.
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Printed designs or visual patterns resembling galaxies, typically featuring blended, semi-transparent patches of vibrant colors against a dark background.
Referring to decorative prints, artwork, or designs that imitate the colorful appearance of galaxies and outer space.