Astrological Vocabulary

noun a heavenly being or celestial object

adjective relating to the sky or outer space

• The scientist studied the movement of celestial bodies in the night sky.
• I love looking at the stars and other celestial objects through my telescope.
• That party was out of this world, it felt like a celestial celebration.
• Her beauty was so captivating, it seemed almost celestial in nature.

noun Jove can also refer to a powerful or mighty person or deity.

• In Roman mythology, Jove is the equivalent of the Greek god Zeus.
• I heard that Jove was the king of the Roman gods.
• Jove is like the big boss of all the Roman gods, right?
• The storm raged on as if Jove himself was angry with the world.

noun a phenomenon that is believed to foretell the future, often signifying good or bad luck

• The appearance of a black cat is often seen as an omen of bad luck.
• Seeing a shooting star is considered a good omen for making a wish.
• Finding a four-leaf clover is like getting a lucky omen.
• The dark clouds gathering on the horizon were seen as an omen of the impending storm.

adjective having a gloomy or morose temperament; cold and steady in mood

• His saturnine demeanor often made others feel uncomfortable in social settings.
• She always had a saturnine expression on her face whenever she was in a bad mood.
• I can't stand hanging out with him when he's in one of his saturnine moods.
• The dark clouds and gloomy weather seemed to mirror his saturnine mood.