Horizon
Meaning of the word
The term “horizon” refers to the imaginary line that separates heaven and earth, where the observer seems to see the earth find heaven. Can also be used to describe a person’s limited view or perspective.
Origin of the word
The word “horizon” originates in the Latin “Horizonte”, which means “dividing line between heaven and earth”.
Word adverbs
horizontally, horizontally, horizontally.
Conjunctions of the word
although, however, however, however.
Synonyms of the word
Horizon line, sky line, dividing line.
Word Definitions
- Imaginary line that separates heaven and earth.
- Limited perspective of a person.
Phrases that the word applies
– The sun sets on the horizon.
– She had big dreams beyond the horizon.
Examples of the word in text
The sun was on the horizon, painting the sky with orange and pink shades.
He always had a limited view, never being able to see beyond his own horizon.
Rhymes with the word
Monte, Source, Bridge, Contains, Confronte.
Anagrams with the word
zero, lathe, I enter, I have, north.