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Definitions from the WebAntonyms of Satellite1. Noun - Antonyms of Satellite1.1 Planet - A celestial body that orbits a star and is not a satellite. 1.2 Moon - A natural satellite that orbits a planet. 1.3 Comet - A celestial object consisting of a nucleus of ice and dust and when near the sun, a "tail" of gas and dust is formed. 2. Adjective - Antonyms of Satellite2.1 Center - A primary entity or location that other objects or elements revolve around. 2.2 Main - The principal or most important in size, importance, or degree. 2.3 Core - The central or most essential part of something. 3. Verb - Antonyms of Satellite3.1 Dissociate - To disconnect or separate from being a dependent or subordinate part. 3.2 Independence - The state of being free from control, influence, or support of others. 3.3 Unrelated - Having no logical connection or relevance. Sample Sentences1. The planets in our solar system do not revolve around Earth; instead, they orbit the sun. 2. The moon is Earth's natural satellite that orbits around our planet. 3. When a comet comes close to the sun, its icy nucleus starts to vaporize, creating a visible tail. 4. Our solar system has the sun as its center, and all other celestial bodies revolve around it. 5. The main focus of our study is to understand the formation of galaxies. 6. The core of a star is where nuclear fusion occurs, releasing massive amounts of energy. 7. The country wanted to dissociate itself from the international coalition and work independently. 8. The country's struggle for independence lasted several decades until it finally achieved freedom. 9. The concept discussed by the professor was completely unrelated to the topic of the lecture. | ||||
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