Synonyms for milky
ˈmɪl kimilky

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1. milky

   Synonyms:
   white, emulcent, chalky

   Antonyms:
   inky, irritant, luteous

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1. milky, milklike, whitishadjective

   resembling milk in color not clear

   "milky glass"

   Synonyms:
   off-white, milklike, whitish

   Antonyms:
   clear

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1. milkyadjective

   Synonyms:
   lacteal, lactean, emulsive

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1. List of paraphrases for "milky":

   creamy

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1. List of known nicknames for "Milky":

   Shazna Nessa

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1. Lauren Weiss:

   This planet formed at a time when the majority of stars in The Milky Way galaxy were first beginning to shine.

2. Nicolas Lehner:

   This is truly a unique experiment because only with Andromeda do we have information on its halo along not only one or two sightlines, but over 40, this is groundbreaking for capturing the complexity of a galaxy halo beyond Milky Way.

3. Tomoharu Oka:

   Investigations of gas motion with radio telescopes may provide a complementary way to search for dark black holes, the ongoing wide area survey observations of the Milky Way with the Nobeyama 45-m telescope and high-resolution observations of nearby galaxies using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have the potential to increase the number of black hole candidates dramatically.

4. Chris Harrison:

   There is a supermassive black hole at the center of our Milky Way, there is now good evidence that this black hole has driven large amounts of energy into the galaxy in the past, through the so-called ‘Fermi Bubbles,’ as well as other evidence. It is likely that billions of years ago the Milky Way was forming stars much more rapidly and the black hole may have played a role in shutting this down. However, this is not well understood. It is worth pointing out that the galaxies where we believe supermassive black holes have had the most influence are ‘dead’ with little-to-no stars forming. In contrast, the Milky Way is still forming stars (around one per year).

5. Massimo Della Valle:

   If we imagine the history of the chemical evolution of the Milky Way as a big jigsaw, then lithium from novae was one of the most important and puzzling missing pieces.