Meteoritic
adjective
Relating to or derived from meteorites.
The meteoritic origins of certain minerals can be traced back to outer space.

Often appears as...
- meteoritic materials
- meteoritic studies
Usage tips
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General
adjective
Relating to or derived from meteorites.
The meteoritic origins of certain minerals can be traced back to outer space.

Often appears as...
- meteoritic materials
- meteoritic studies
Usage tips
Neutral
General
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Scientific Context
Use 'meteoritic' in scientific discussions about space and geology.
Meteorite samples provide meteoritic insights into planetary formation.
Metaphorical Use
Employ 'meteoritic' to describe sudden changes or events.
Her meteoritic rise to fame was unexpected and swift.
Literary Connotation
Consider the beauty of the cosmos when using 'meteoritic' in poetry or literature.
The meteoritic glow of the night sky inspired the poet.
Scientific Context
Use 'meteoritic' in scientific discussions about space and geology.
Meteorite samples provide meteoritic insights into planetary formation.
Metaphorical Use
Employ 'meteoritic' to describe sudden changes or events.
Her meteoritic rise to fame was unexpected and swift.
Literary Connotation
Consider the beauty of the cosmos when using 'meteoritic' in poetry or literature.
The meteoritic glow of the night sky inspired the poet.
Scientific Context
Use 'meteoritic' in scientific discussions about space and geology.
Meteorite samples provide meteoritic insights into planetary formation.
Metaphorical Use
Employ 'meteoritic' to describe sudden changes or events.
Her meteoritic rise to fame was unexpected and swift.
Literary Connotation
Consider the beauty of the cosmos when using 'meteoritic' in poetry or literature.
The meteoritic glow of the night sky inspired the poet.
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