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meteoric shower

noun

Astronomy.
  1. meteor shower.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of meteoric shower1

First recorded in 1825–35
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Example Sentences

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"The theory is that after the core formed there was a meteoric shower that struck the Earth," says Willbold.

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So science has had to come up with an explanation, and the answer currently favoured is - a meteoric shower.

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While the precious fallout from this meteoric shower lay scattered on the surface of the moon, on Earth the planet's internal activity had churned it into the mantle too.

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They are none the worse for passing through a meteoric shower of petty misfortunes.

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Mr. Talmage tells us that his father was terrified by the meteoric shower that visited our earth in 1833.

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