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nebular

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/ˈnɛbjələr/
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relating to or resembling a nebula, which is a cloud of gas and dust in outer space

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  • Nebular theory posits that stars and planetary systems form from the gravitational collapse of nebulae.
  • Astronomers observed a stunning nebular formation in the distant galaxy, glowing brightly in various colors.
  • Nebular emission lines are spectral lines emitted by ionized gases within nebulae.
  • Through his telescope, he marveled at the intricate patterns of the nebular regions in the Milky Way.
  • Nebular hypotheses propose various mechanisms for the formation of planetary systems.
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cloudlike in form or appearance

  • A nebular mist drifted over the valley at dawn.
  • The artist painted the mountain tops with soft, nebular strokes.
  • A nebular haze blurred the city lights.
  • The vapor rose in slow, nebular spirals.
  • The nebular smoke obscured the horizon.
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