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noctis

American  
[nok-tis] / ˈnɒk tɪs /

adjective

  1. (in prescriptions) of the night.


Etymology

Origin of noctis

< Latin, genitive singular of nox night

Example Sentences

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As mysteries surrounding the Noctis volcano continue to puzzle scientists, the site is already emerging as an exciting new location to study Mars' geologic evolution, search for life, and plan future robotic and human exploration.

From Science Daily

In this context the "relict glacier" and the possible buried sheet of glacier ice around it, might be remnants of the latest glaciation episode affecting the Noctis volcano.

From Science Daily

Several clues, taken together, give away the volcanic nature of the jumble of layered mesas and canyons in this eastern part of Noctis Labyrinthus.

From Science Daily

The Noctis volcano presents a long and complex history of modification, possibly from a combination of fracturing, thermal erosion, and glacial erosion.

From Science Daily

Fans of 2016’s “Final Fantasy XV” will certainly recall Prince Noctis and his team’s friendly Chocobo mounts, as well as Lady Lunafreya’s message-sending puppy, Umbra.

From Los Angeles Times