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Often used in the same context:
dwarfs,
astronomical,
pales,
topping,
trumps,
unlike,
bests,
proxima centauri,
umbral,
contrasts,
equals,
aphelion,
stratospheric,
epsilon aurigae,
sidereal,
reaches,
lunar eclipse,
annular eclipse,
perseids,
edmond halley,
hubble constant,
underestimates,
boosts,
perihelion,
taints,
uranian,
betters,
falls,
headiest,
puppis,
overshadowing,
fomalhaut,
luminosities,
astronomic,
celestial,
lags,
mirrors,
aurorae,
retrogrades,
sextile,
transits,
capricornus,
transcendent,
eclipsing binary,
sundog,
mars,
solar eclipse,
penumbral,
evens,
phenomenons,
oort cloud,
occultation,
odometry,
replicates,
zenith,
melds,
dumbfounding,
rises,
conjunct,
supernova,
markable,
perigee,
celestial equator,
beats,
saturnian,
fraction,
twinkles,
correlates,
extragalactic,
celestial mechanics,
twilights,
gluon,
giddying,
galactic,
orbits,
solstices,
dooms,
tarantula nebula,
aurora australis,
meshes,
meteor shower,
jovian,
hews,
antipode,
presages,
manifestation,
crushes,
earthshine,
totals,
blip,
recaptures,
trine,
record,
triumphs,
annularity,
elephantine,
camelopardalis,
outscores,
surges,
moons,
eridanus,
ruthian,
eclipse,
famines,
incarnations,
occurrences,
entries,
enumerations,
renewals,
closings,
releases,
runs,
sieges,
sightings,
avatars,
battles,
eruptions,
outbreaks,
relapses,
revivals,
stoppages
Appears in the definition of:
eclipse,
rahu
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— Adjectives for eclipses:
solar,
lunar,
total,
partial,
ancient,
annular,
successive,
future,
late,
recent,
central,
more...
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