Pronunciation: /sʌˈbluːnəri/
adjective relating to the earth, worldly
A1 The children played in the sublunary garden.
A2 She believed in sublunary beings like fairies and elves.
B1 The scientist studied sublunary phenomena such as weather patterns.
B2 The novel explored the idea of sublunary existence versus a higher spiritual realm.
C1 The philosopher contemplated the nature of sublunary existence in his latest book.
C2 The artist's work often delves into the sublunary aspects of human experience.
formal The sublunary realm refers to the world below the moon in medieval cosmology.
informal I prefer to focus on things within the sublunary sphere rather than getting caught up in cosmic theories.
slang I'm not interested in all that sublunary stuff, I just want to have fun.
figurative Her mind was always wandering in the sublunary realm, never reaching for the stars.
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