cosmogonal.

/koz-mog-uh-nee/US // kɒzˈmɒg ə ni //UK // (kɒzˈmɒɡənɪ) //

世界性的,世界通用的,世界通用,世界性

Definitions

1.
plural cos·mog·o·nies.
- ›a theory or story of the origin and development of the universe, the solar system, or the earth-moon system.

as incosmic

Synonyms

Antonyms

The authors of the Orphic cosmogony appear to have begun with some remarks on Time ((Greek text omitted)).
But the difficulty presented itself of reconciling the cosmogony and chronology of the Bible with those of the Chinese sages.
There is frequent recognition in classical literature of a sounder cosmogony.
This is a cosmogonic myth whose essential elements belong to the same circle of ideas as the cosmogony of the Greeks.
They propose questions relative to the Cosmogony of the Northern creed, on the conditions that the baffled party forfeit his head.

/koz-mog-uh-nee/US // kɒzˈmɒg ə ni //UK // (kɒzˈmɒɡənɪ) //

世界性的,世界通用的,世界通用,世界性

1.
plural cos·mog·o·nies.
- ›a theory or story of the origin and development of the universe, the solar system, or the earth-moon system.

as incosmic

Synonyms

Antonyms

The authors of the Orphic cosmogony appear to have begun with some remarks on Time ((Greek text omitted)).
But the difficulty presented itself of reconciling the cosmogony and chronology of the Bible with those of the Chinese sages.
There is frequent recognition in classical literature of a sounder cosmogony.
This is a cosmogonic myth whose essential elements belong to the same circle of ideas as the cosmogony of the Greeks.
They propose questions relative to the Cosmogony of the Northern creed, on the conditions that the baffled party forfeit his head.