Meaning of SYZYGY in a Sentence
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Definition: the almost straight-line pattern formed by three bodies of celestial origin during an eclipse
Part of Speech: Noun
Synonym(s): n/a
Antonym(s): n/a
Example Sentences:
1. One type of syzygy ensues when Earth is positioned between the sun and the moon.
2. When three celestial bodies form a nearly straight line during an eclipse, the result is called syzygy.
3. A solar eclipse occurs when a syzygy, or near even line, is created when the moon moves between the Earth and the sun.
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