Origin and Sphere

Origin

Origin noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

Sphere and origin are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sphere" instead a noun "Origin".

Sphere

Sphere noun - A more or less round body or mass.
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Synonyms for Sphere

Origin and sphere are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Origin" instead a noun "Sphere".

Nearby Words: spherical, sphered, spheric, spheral, spherically

How words are described

human human origin human sphere
alien alien origin alien sphere
artificial artificial origin artificial sphere
single single origin single sphere
Other adjectives: actual, new, mysterious, different, magical, western.

Both words in one sentence

  • Dyson Sphere While Pendor itself is "only" a ring world, at least one Journal Entries story is in fact set against the background of a Pendorian archaeological expedition exploring an abandoned Dyson sphere of unknown origin.
    Source: Dyson Sphere
  • Sphere of Destruction The effects of a Quantum vacuum collapse would take this form, as an sphere of destruction expanding at the speed of light from its origin - and because of that speed, anything in its path would be unable to see it coming.
  • In old versions, the spell's range is the maximum distance to its point of origin: a fireball without set target flies to its maximum range and detonates as a sphere — unless something interferes.
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