gaea
IPA: gˈiʌ
Root Word: Gaea
noun
- Alternative spelling of Gaia. [(ecology) The ecosystem of the Earth regarded as a self-regulating superorganism.]
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Examples of "gaea" in Sentences
- He and Gaea then had quite a few children.
- The village featured the temple of Hera and Gaea.
- Gaea then went back to being 'one with the planet'.
- Gaea continued to guide the evolution of life on Earth.
- The mammals were sheltered from the devastation by Gaea.
- The two are last seen tending to a garden with Gaea pregnant.
- B the by, yes, you are right about the Gaea power connection.
- Shim'Tar used the power of the Girdle of Gaea to defeat Diana.
- Gaea felt empathy for the lesser lifeforms and decided to watch over them.
- She helped to train a lot of the younger wrestlers that were featured in GAEA.
- That said, I'm glad to have a truly great American like Maya Angelou on Hillary's side. gaea in NC
- Ddoe fues i'n gweithio'n arw yn yr ardd, yn chwynnu ac yn cymoni ar ôl y gaea 'caled' na geson ni.
- Furthermore, for the aboriginal people who have been evacuated, gaea said they will be more vulnerable.
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- Hui-Wen Jin criticized that the regulation had given the governments with unlimited power and excluded the aboriginal people from decision making process. gaea reported that before the Post-Disaster Recovery Statue was passed
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