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sky

Definition for sky

noun as in earth's atmosphere

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Dividend yields on some of the stocks are sky high.

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She found him gazing out the window to the garden, but not at the plants, not at the sky.

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Our story begins in the sky, with a bright sun and puffy clouds and a large flock of geese.

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“They dominate the skies—the buzz of drones never stops, even for a second,” the officer from the 25th brigade said.

The slightly oval shape of the moon’s orbit brings it closer to Earth at certain times of the year, when it covers a slightly larger area of the sky, according to the Griffith Observatory.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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