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spaceship

noun as in rocket ship

noun as in UFO

noun as in unidentified flying object

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They talk past each other like speeding spaceships, continually smashing into the same blockade: Teddy simply doesn’t believe that Michelle is a person.

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The rocket company has grown to lead serious advances in space technology, including the development of the largest and most powerful spaceships built to date, the Starship.

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They land via spaceship in the Cretaceous Period and, guided by a flying robot, team up to collect the DNA of ancient species.

It looks like a spaceship has landed on the North Yorkshire moors, surrounded by sheep, an electrified perimeter fence and razor wire.

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Here’s what one might expect from a series rooted in the “Alien” universe: dimly lit spaceship corridors, sleeping pods, computer screens, something slithering in the shadows and, of course, lots and lots of blood.

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

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