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What is the word for the definition for "all of the objects that exist in space?" it has eight letters. Thanks!
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What is the word for the definition for "all of the objects that exist in space?" it has eight letters. Thanks!
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Well, you're fishing for "
universe
", but you're cutting the concept short.
'Universe' means not only everything that exists in
space
, but everything
that exists in
time
as well.
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