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Stars that give light and heat to planets.
Examples
The cat likes to sun on the windowsill whenever the sun shines.
Science fiction often imagines travelers visiting many alien suns.
After a cold morning, he suns for a few minutes before heading out.
After a busy week, the suns feels like a gentle pause before the next cycle.
The calendar marks the suns with a bright red circle.
Similar words
heavenly lights
Sundays
week's start
enjoys sunlight
sols
tans
Lord's Day
lies in the sun
stellar bodies
astral objects
Meanings
Examples
The suns of distant galaxies twinkle in the night sky.
Astronomers study the life cycles of suns to understand stellar evolution.
During the eclipse, the suns were briefly hidden behind the moon.
Science fiction often imagines travelers visiting many alien suns.
The telescope captured the bright flare of a nearby suns.
Children learn that our suns give Earth light and heat.
Similar words
stars
celestial bodies
sols
luminaries
heavenly lights
astral objects
stellar bodies
Examples
She suns herself on the balcony to feel the warm rays.
After a cold morning, he suns for a few minutes before heading out.
The cat likes to sun on the windowsill whenever the sun shines.
Tourists often sun on the beach to get a light tan.
During winter, people sun in the park to soak up extra vitamin D.
Kids sun on the grass after school, enjoying the gentle heat.
Similar words
basks
sunbathes
warms
tans
heats up
lies in the sun
enjoys sunlight
Examples
Families gather for worship on the suns.
The market is closed on the suns, giving everyone a day of rest.
Children look forward to the suns because of the special church service.
Many people bake fresh bread on the suns as a tradition.
The calendar marks the suns with a bright red circle.
After a busy week, the suns feels like a gentle pause before the next cycle.
Similar words
Sundays
Lord's Day
the Sabbath
week's start
first day
day of worship
holy day
FAQ
As a noun, suns are stars that give light and heat to planets, used when talking about more than one star.
How is suns used as a verb?
It means to sit or lie in the sun so as to become warm, for example, "She suns herself on the beach."
What is the singular form of suns?
What is the past tense of the verb suns?
What does suns refer to in a religious context?
It refers to the first day of the week, a day of worship in Christian tradition.
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