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Exploring the Infinite: Macrocosm and Microcosm in Celerity

Discover the swiftness of movement in the universe as celerity unfolds the macrocosm and microcosm. Delve into the synopses of speed and calm disposition, exploring the modicum of truth within our society's microcosm.

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Exploring the Infinite: Macrocosm and Microcosm in Celerity

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  1. Wordle 35 • Celerity • Macrocosm • Microcosm • Modicum • Phlegmatic

  2. Celerity • ce·ler·i·ty/səˈleritē/ • Noun:Swiftness of movement.Synonyms:speed - rapidity - swiftness - quickness – velocity • The bike rider rode with celerity.

  3. Macrocosm • mac·ro·cosm • Noun:The universe; the cosmos. • The whole of a complex structure, esp. as represented or epitomized in a small part of itself (a microcosm). • Synonyms:universe - cosmos • Our study on the local environment, is a microcosm of the larger world macrocosm.

  4. Microcosm • mi·cro·cosm/ • Noun:A community, place, or situation regarded as encapsulating in miniature the characteristic features of something much larger. • Humankind regarded as the epitome of the universe • The web has become a microcosm of our society.

  5. Modicum • mod·i·cum • Noun: A small quantity of a particular thing, esp. something considered desirable or valuable: "his statement had more than a modicum of truth". Synonyms:trace • There was a modicum of gold in the dirt.

  6. phlegmatic • phleg·mat·ic • Adjective:(of a person) Having an unemotional and stolidly calm disposition.S ynonyms:stolid - phlegmatical – apathetic • My father was so phlegmatic that even when he got cancer, he was still phlegmatic.

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