Pronunciation: /təˈlʊriən/
noun a person or thing from the planet Earth
A1 A tellurian is another word for a person who lives on Earth.
A2 The tellurian population continues to grow as more people are born.
B1 Scientists study the effects of pollution on the tellurian environment.
B2 Exploring space has always been a dream for many tellurians.
C1 The tellurian species has made significant advancements in technology.
C2 As a tellurian, I feel a deep connection to the planet we call home.
adjective of or relating to the planet Earth
A1 The tellurian environment is familiar to most people.
A2 She described the tellurian landscape in great detail.
B1 The scientist conducted experiments to study tellurian phenomena.
B2 The tellurian ecosystem is complex and diverse.
C1 The artist's interpretation of the tellurian world was thought-provoking.
C2 The tellurian civilization has made significant advancements in technology.
formal The scientist studied the behavior of tellurian organisms in their natural habitat.
informal I heard that tellurian creatures are really interesting to observe.
slang Have you ever seen a tellurian critter up close?
figurative The artist's painting depicted a surreal world populated by strange tellurian beings.
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