CEFR C2

meteoroscopy

noun

Meaning

The study of atmospheric phenomena, especially those that were once thought to be omens or signs from the heavens.

Examples

The ancient practice of meteoroscopy involved observing celestial events to predict earthly occurrences.
Early astronomers were also practitioners of meteoroscopy, linking weather patterns to divine will.

Synonyms: astrology, meteorology, divination

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meteoroscopy (C2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˌmiːtiəˈrɒlədʒi/

Definition

The study of atmospheric phenomena, especially those that were once thought to be omens or signs from the heavens.

Examples

The ancient practice of meteoroscopy involved observing celestial events to predict earthly occurrences.
Early astronomers were also practitioners of meteoroscopy, linking weather patterns to divine will.
While modern meteorology has replaced meteoroscopy, the fascination with atmospheric signs remains.

How to Use meteoroscopy

study of (prepositional phrase): Indicates the subject matter or field of inquiry. — "Meteoroscopy was the study of atmospheric phenomena."
practice of (prepositional phrase): Refers to the act or custom of performing a particular activity. — "The practice of meteoroscopy was common in ancient civilizations."

Synonyms of meteoroscopy

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