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121cos|mo|pol|i|tan|ize — «KOZ muh POL uh tuh nyz», transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to make cosmopolitan …
122cos|mop|o|lite — «koz MOP uh lyt», noun. 1. a cosmopolitan person: »All sorts of cosmopolites and notabilities stopped over, summered, wintered there (Atlantic). 2. an animal or a plant found in all or many parts of the world. ╂[< Greek kosmopolítēs <… …
123cos|mop|o|lit|ism — «koz MOP uh ly TIHZ uhm», noun. = cosmopolitanism (def. 1). (Cf. ↑cosmopolitanism) …
124cos|mo|ram|a — «KOZ muh RAM uh, RAH muh», noun. a peep show containing characteristic views of all parts of the world, seen through a lens by means of mirrors. ╂[< cosmo + (pano)rama] …
125cos|mo|ram|ic — «KOZ muh RAM ihk, RAH mihk», adjective. belonging to, or of the nature of, a cosmorama …
126cos|mo|sphere — «KOZ muh sfihr», noun. an apparatus to show the position of the earth with respect to fixed stars …
127cos|mos — «KOZ muhs, mos», noun. 1. a) the universe thought of as an orderly, harmonious system: »Einstein was convinced that the cosmos is an orderly, continuous unity (Time). SYNONYM(S): macrocosm. b) any complete, harmonious system. SYNONYM(S): world. 2 …
128cos|mo|the|ism — «KOZ muh THEE ihz uhm», noun. = pantheism. (Cf. ↑pantheism) …