Last night's sky suddenly revealed an astounding sight. According to space researchers, it was a celestial object racing through space at interstellar speeds.
However, the object was so cryptic that no one could definitively say what it was. Some called it a chimerical entity, while others claimed it was a hypothetical spacecraft.
When the object approached the sun, it suddenly began displaying evasive maneuvers. Although scientists tried to extrapolate its trajectory, the object soon vanished into oblivion.
Was this merely an illusory event, or has a new mystery been unveiled before human civilization? No one knows. However, it's certain that this will remain a quintessence for future research.
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Emoji
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#2593
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aberration
ˌæb.əˈreɪ.ʃən
noun
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A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome.
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The scientist dismissed the data as an aberration. |
deviation, anomaly, irregularity, divergence, departure, variation
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normality, conformity, regularity, standard, norm, typical
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#2594
🤔
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ambiguous
æmˈbɪɡ.ju.əs
adjective
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Open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning.
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His ambiguous statement confused everyone. |
vague, unclear, equivocal, indefinite, imprecise, obscure
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clear, definite, unambiguous, precise, explicit, obvious
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#2595
😲
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astounding
əˈstaʊn.dɪŋ
adjective
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Surprisingly impressive or notable; causing shock or surprise.
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The magician's astounding tricks left the audience speechless. |
amazing, staggering, astonishing, remarkable, incredible, stunning
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ordinary, unimpressive, mundane, common, typical, unremarkable
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#2596
🌟
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celestial
sɪˈles.ti.əl
adjective
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Positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy.
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The telescope revealed celestial wonders. |
heavenly, astral, stellar, cosmic, divine, ethereal
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terrestrial, earthly, mundane, worldly, material, physical
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#2597
🦄
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chimerical
kaɪˈmɛr.ɪ.kəl
adjective
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Illusory or impossible to achieve; existing only in imagination.
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His chimerical ideas often baffled realists. |
fanciful, unrealistic, imaginary, illusory, fantastic, utopian
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practical, realistic, achievable, feasible, concrete, tangible
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#2598
💥
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collide
kəˈlaɪd
verb
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Hit with force when moving; come into conflict or opposition.
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The two cars collided at the intersection. |
crash, bump, strike, impact, smash, clash
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avoid, miss, dodge, evade, bypass, sidestep
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#2599
🔍
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cryptic
ˈkrɪp.tɪk
adjective
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Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure; difficult to understand.
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The message was cryptic and hard to decipher. |
mysterious, enigmatic, obscure, puzzling, ambiguous, coded
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obvious, straightforward, clear, explicit, transparent, plain
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#2600
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disparate
ˈdɪs.pər.ət
adjective
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Essentially different in kind; not allowing comparison.
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The two cultures are completely disparate. |
different, distinct, dissimilar, contrasting, diverse, unrelated
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similar, identical, alike, comparable, uniform, homogeneous
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#2601
👻
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ethereal
ɪˈθɪə.ri.əl
adjective
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Extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world.
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Her voice had an ethereal quality. |
delicate, airy, heavenly, ghostly, spiritual, otherworldly
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earthly, materialistic, physical, tangible, solid, concrete
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#2602
🤷
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evasive
ɪˈveɪ.sɪv
adjective
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Tending to avoid commitment or self-revelation, especially by responding only indirectly.
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He gave an evasive answer to avoid trouble. |
elusive, deceptive, indirect, shifty, slippery, vague
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direct, honest, straightforward, frank, candid, open
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#2603
📊
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extrapolate
ɪkˈstræp.ə.leɪt
verb
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Extend the application of a method or conclusion to an unknown situation by assuming existing trends will continue.
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Scientists extrapolate future trends from data. |
infer, predict, project, deduce, conclude, estimate
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misinterpret, confuse, distort, misunderstand, misconstrue, garble
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#2604
🤨
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hypothetical
ˌhaɪ.pəˈθet.ɪ.kəl
adjective
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Based on or serving as a hypothesis; supposed but not necessarily real or true.
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The discussion was based on hypothetical scenarios. |
theoretical, speculative, conjectural, supposed, assumed, imaginary
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factual, certain, actual, real, proven, definite
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#2605
🎭
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illusory
ɪˈluː.sər.i
adjective
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Based on illusion; not real although seeming to be.
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His sense of security was entirely illusory. |
deceptive, unreal, false, misleading, imaginary, fictitious
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genuine, authentic, real, actual, true, factual
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#2606
🌌
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interstellar
ˌɪn.təˈstel.ər
adjective
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Occurring or situated between stars.
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Scientists study interstellar travel possibilities. |
cosmic, galactic, space-related, astronomical, celestial, stellar
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terrestrial, local, earthly, planetary, regional, domestic
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#2607
🕳️
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oblivion
əˈblɪv.i.ən
noun
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The state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening; complete forgetfulness.
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His name faded into oblivion over time. |
forgetfulness, neglect, unconsciousness, obscurity, void, nothingness
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awareness, recognition, remembrance, consciousness, fame, prominence
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#2608
🌫️
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opaque
əʊˈpeɪk
adjective
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Not able to be seen through; not transparent; difficult to understand.
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The glass was too opaque to see through. |
cloudy, impenetrable, non-transparent, murky, obscure, unclear
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transparent, clear, translucent, see-through, obvious, comprehensible
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