Synonyms for Constellation
ˌkɒn stəˈleɪ ʃəncon·stel·la·tion

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1. configuration, constellationnoun

   an arrangement of parts or elements

   "the outcome depends on the configuration of influences at the time"

   Synonyms:
   conformation, constellation, shape, form, configuration, contour

2. constellationnoun

   a configuration of stars as seen from the earth

   Synonyms:
   configuration

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1. • Design
   • Natural Object

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1. constellationnoun

   Synonyms:
   group of stars

2. constellationnoun

   Synonyms:
   collection, assemblage, cluster

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1. List of paraphrases for "constellation":

   connie

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1. Another German trader:

   Korean importers have told me that, in the present price constellation, they will switch to more feed wheat tenders from corn in coming weeks, in South Korea alone, this could result in about 150,000 tonnes a month of corn imports being switched to feed wheat.

2. James Garvin:

   You could use a constellation of cubesats that would light up at a certain time, if you flew thousands of them in the same formation that could illuminate every 90 minutes in low earth orbit.

3. Howard Koh:

   It is a whole constellation of conditions they have shown impacts life expectancy. It is not just medical conditions, but also the social drivers that appear to be at play, like income inequality and mental distress.

4. Aaron Baggish:

   There's not a medication in the world that I know of that's going to treat that constellation of symptoms.

5. Jeffrey Barrett:

   We’re going to have to really contend with these new variants in the virus in the next phase of the pandemic, something happened that basically allowed a new constellation of mutations to arise.