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Definitions from the WebTerm: Big BangDefinition: The Big Bang refers to the scientific theory that proposes the universe originated from a highly compressed and extremely hot state over 13 billion years ago, resulting in the rapid expansion and subsequent formation of galaxies, stars, and planets. 1. Noun (Physics):Sense: The event or process believed to be responsible for the origin of the universe. Example sentence: The Big Bang theory suggests that the entire universe was once contained in a singularity. 2. Noun (Astronomy):Sense: The cosmic event marking the beginning of the universe's expansion. Example sentence: Scientists study the cosmic microwave background radiation as a remnant of the Big Bang. 3. Noun (Informal):Sense: A sudden loud noise or explosion. Example sentence: The fireworks display ended with a big bang, leaving the audience in awe. 4. Adjective (Informal):Sense: Describes something impressive, significant, or impactful. Example sentence: The author's debut novel made a big bang in the literary world. | ||||
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