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noun Freya - a Norse goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, war, and death

• Freya is a popular name of Norse origin, often associated with love and fertility.
• I heard Freya is throwing a party this weekend, are you going?
• Freya is totally killing it with her new hair color, she looks so cool.
• The way she dances is like Freya herself has possessed her body, it's mesmerizing.

noun Jupiter Fulgur

• The ancient Romans believed that Jupiter Fulgur was the god of lightning and thunder.
• Have you heard of Jupiter Fulgur? It's the Roman god of lightning.
• Jupiter Fulgur is like the OG lightning dude in Roman mythology.
• The power of Jupiter Fulgur can be felt in the intensity of a thunderstorm.

noun a natural satellite that orbits a planet; in this case, the natural satellite of Earth

• The moon is a natural satellite that orbits the Earth.
• Let's go watch the full moon tonight!
• I'm over the moon about my new job!
• She promised him the moon and the stars.

noun a group of stars in the constellation Taurus, also known as the Seven Sisters

• The Pleiades star cluster is easily visible in the night sky.
• Have you ever seen the Pleiades cluster through a telescope? It's amazing!
• Check out the Pleiades tonight, they're looking super cool.
• The Pleiades are like a group of friends who always stick together, no matter what.

noun Pluto

• Pluto is considered a dwarf planet in our solar system.
• I heard that some scientists still debate whether Pluto should be classified as a planet.
• Pluto got demoted from being a planet, that's so unfair!
• In the vastness of space, Pluto is like the small kid trying to keep up with the big planets.

noun a star, especially the North Star, used as a point of reference or guidance

• The polestar, also known as Polaris, is the brightest star in the constellation Ursa Minor.
• If you ever get lost at night, just look for the polestar - it will guide you north.
• That new restaurant is the polestar of the neighborhood right now, everyone is talking about it.
• In her journey to success, hard work and determination were her polestars guiding her along the way.

noun celestial bodies that emit light and are visible in the night sky

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• The astronomer studied the movement of the stars in the night sky.
• Let's lay down and count the stars together.
• That concert was totally lit, all the stars were there!
• She was the shining star of the team, always leading by example.

noun Venus is a noun referring to the second planet from the sun in our solar system. It is also the Roman goddess of love and beauty.

• Venus is the second planet from the sun in our solar system.
• Did you know Venus is sometimes called the 'morning star' or 'evening star'?
• I heard Venus is like the hottest planet in our solar system, like literally.
• Her beauty was often compared to that of Venus, the goddess of love and beauty.