microcosm|microcosms in English

noun

[mi·cro·cosm || 'maɪkrəʊkɑzm /-kɒ-]

small world; small individual community; miniature of the world or universe

Use "microcosm|microcosms" in a sentence

1. Key words: lake acidification, periphyton, microcosms, acid rain

2. The family is a microcosm of society.

3. The final game was the series in microcosm.

4. Aquaria creates microcosms of nature in unique aquascapes and other miniature ecosystems

5. This town is a microcosm of our world.

6. Buzkashi is a microcosm of Afghan struggle to succeed

7. Buzkashi is a microcosm of Afghan struggle to succeed

8. 15 In the beginning, ecologists built simple mathematical models and simple laboratory microcosms.

9. In these terms, Howdendyke is the world in microcosm.

10. Man is a microcosm of the whole of mankind.

11. Microcosm experiments often fail to accurately predict ecosystem-level dynamics.

12. This small island contains the whole of nature in microcosm.

13. New Hampshire is hardly a microcosm of the United States.

14. New York's mix of people is a microcosm of America.

15. All the problems of society can be seen here in microcosm.

16. I felt, wow, this is like a microcosm of my life.

17. For us the individual is a microcosm of the social macrocosm.

18. It was a fantastic microcosm[Sentencedict], full of humour and savagery.

19. Maybe merchant banking is the ultimate microcosm for life after all.

20. The audience was selected to create a microcosm of American society.

21. Decaying school buildings provide a ready image for the nation in microcosm.

22. "Hacienda Heights, " she said, "is a microcosm of a changing United States."

23. When the microcosm presents an experience of the macrocosm, it is dramatic indeed.

24. Their diverse origins can be seen in the microcosm of Nikol'skaia volost' alone.

25. In this sense we are a microcosm of the university system as a whole.