cosmic
UK: ˈkɒzmɪk | US: ˈkɑːzmɪk
adj. relating to the universe or cosmos
adj. vast or expansive in scale
adj. (informal) extraordinarily impressive or profound
The word "cosmic" derives from the Greek kosmos, meaning "order" or "universe," reflecting the ancient Greek view of the cosmos as a harmonious system. The suffix -ic (from Latin -icus) transforms it into an adjective. Over time, "cosmic" expanded from describing the physical universe to metaphorically conveying vastness or grandeur.
The telescope revealed cosmic phenomena invisible to the naked eye.
She felt a cosmic connection to the stars while stargazing.
His theory addressed cosmic scales beyond human comprehension.
The artist’s work evoked a sense of cosmic wonder.
Scientists study cosmic radiation to understand the universe’s origins.