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    Universe

    Definitions

    1 | noun | everything that exists anywhere 2 | noun | (statistics) the entire aggregation of items from which samples can be drawn 3 | noun | everything stated or assumed in a given discussion

    Pronunciation

    y'ooniv, ers (IPA: jˈunɪvˌɝs)

    Hyphenation

    u-ni-verse (8 letters | 3 syllables)

    First known use in English

    1589 (Elizabethan era | European Renaissance) (436 years ago)

    Word origins

    Old French | Latin

    Overall typical frequency

    written: 3427th most common (1 in 35714 words) ( > 99% noun)

    spoken: 3640th most common (1 in 125000 words)

    (includes some inflected forms)

    Word frequency history

    Inflected form

    universes

    Synonyms

    cosmos | creation | existence | macrocosm | world | population | universe of discourse (total: 7)

    Narrower terms

    closed universe | natural order | nature | subpopulation

    Broader terms

    natural object | accumulation | aggregation | assemblage | collection | cognitive content | content | mental object (total: 8)

    Rhymes

    (none among common words)

    Lexically close words

    universal

    Anagrams

    (none among common words)

    Phrases

    clockwork universe | universe of discourse

    Other notable uses

    A Corner of the Universe (Ann M. Martin) | Life, the Universe and Everything (Douglas Adams) | The Restaurant at the End of the Universe (Douglas Adams)

    Universe | Universe | Masters of the Universe | Dark Universe | Across the Universe | Abraxas, Guardian of the Universe (total: 6)

    universe.com | universe.net | universe.org | universe.info | universe.biz (total: 5)

    Crossword puzzle clues

    All there is | Interest for Einstein | It's all there is | Miss _____ | Whole shebang (total: 5) (based on all New York Times crossword puzzles 1994 to 2009)

    Scrabble score

    11 (International English) | 11 (North American English)

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