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Definition of terra in English: terranoun ˈtɛrəˈtɛrə 1usually with modifier Land or territory. Example sentencesExamples - Armesto is stiffer than what I'd love him to be, but his eagle-eye view is great -- a vast terra of long calendrical time seems to get all contained, missing not a single drop, in one punch of his keyboard.
- To Mesa's disappointment, the wolves all belonged to the River Pack, who were located much more south of his terra.
- We ‘get down’ as we did in the Congo, touching our alma mater, the earth, terra.
2(in science fiction) the planet earth. Example sentencesExamples - It was not easy to hear a solid sound within the depths of the terra and a Tigren's light footsteps would be nearly impossible.
- Blast off into uncharted alien territory on the trail of a deadly secret, threatening peace on Terra.
Origin Latin, literally 'earth'. Definition of terra in US English: terranounˈtɛrəˈterə 1usually with modifier Land or territory. Example sentencesExamples - Armesto is stiffer than what I'd love him to be, but his eagle-eye view is great -- a vast terra of long calendrical time seems to get all contained, missing not a single drop, in one punch of his keyboard.
- We ‘get down’ as we did in the Congo, touching our alma mater, the earth, terra.
- To Mesa's disappointment, the wolves all belonged to the River Pack, who were located much more south of his terra.
2(in science fiction) the planet earth. Example sentencesExamples - Blast off into uncharted alien territory on the trail of a deadly secret, threatening peace on Terra.
- It was not easy to hear a solid sound within the depths of the terra and a Tigren's light footsteps would be nearly impossible.
Origin Latin, literally ‘earth’. |